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  • Brimbank’s Most Wanted: May 8, 2018

    Let’s help Brimbank Police. If you have any information in relation to these people, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or contact your local…

  • Further charges following armed robberies

    Further charges following armed robberies

    Police have charged two more people following a series of armed robberies across the western suburbs. Altona North Embona Armed Robbery Taskforce investigators arrested a…

  • Live City project underway on former Kinnears factory site

    Live City project underway on former Kinnears factory site

    The first stage of the 1450-apartment redevelopment of the former Kinnears rope factory site in Footscray is officially under way. Stage one of the $750…

  • Budget win for ‘forgotten’ Dinjerra Primary School

    Budget win for ‘forgotten’ Dinjerra Primary School

    The revamp of Dinjerra Primary School will finally get under way following a $7.4 million allocation in the state government’s 2018-19 budget. More than 500…

  • Author all lit up for festival

    Author all lit up for festival

    Best-selling children’s author Jacqueline Harvey, known for her Alice-Miranda and Clementine Rose series, has been confirmed for next month’s 15th Williamstown Literary Festival. Festival favourites…

  • Cheers for vegan beers

    Cheers for vegan beers

    Everyone knows there’s a worm in tequila, but the owner of Australia’s first vegan bottle shop says many wouldn’t know about other creatures used in…

  • Work suspended at Brooklyn tip

    Work suspended at Brooklyn tip

    A Brooklyn tip operator has had its licence to accept waste at its landfill suspended by the Environment Protection Authority. Western Land Reclamation, operated by…

  • Family violence, brain injury link

    Family violence, brain injury link

    Ground-breaking research launched in Melbourne on Tuesday shows two in five Victorians hospitalised for family violence has sustained a brain injury. The Australian-first research, led…

  • Dates with destiny in Williamstown

    Dates with destiny in Williamstown

    Two hundred acting extras are being sought for a blind date scene to be filmed in Williamstown this month, with singles also able to mingle…

  • Rapper P-UniQue takes to Footscray stage

    Rapper P-UniQue takes to Footscray stage

    Get set for some unique talent to hit the stage at the Emerge in the West festival street party in Footscray this weekend. Rapper P-UniQue,…

  • Kyneton CFA calls for more volunteers

    Kyneton CFA calls for more volunteers

    Kyneton CFA brigade members are calling for more people to join them helping to keep the community safe. The brigade is looking for men and…

  • Victoria’s Ombudsman slams Maribyrnong Council over “rigid” fine system

    Victoria’s Ombudsman slams Maribyrnong Council over “rigid” fine system

    With a dying wife and months of having next to no sleep, Vojislav Potulic was struggling to hold things together. The Yarraville pensioner, 80, was…

  • Victory for soccer stars of the future

    A state government cash splash will bring “world-class” soccer facilities, including Australia’s premier training academy, to Footscray and Maribyrnong. A $10 million grant will help…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    PETER “ZOOMER” MORRIS, MANAGING DIRECTOR, RAPID TV

  • Youth event explores hot topic of mental health

    Youth event explores hot topic of mental health

    Young people are being urged to warm up their night by diving headlong into an evening of entertainment and discussion for the inaugural Hot Topics…

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