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  • Seaworks revamp looking good

    Seaworks revamp looking good

    Work is under way on a $3 million upgrade to Williamstown’s Seaworks maritime precinct. Seaworks, Hobsons Bay’s second-biggest visitor attraction after Scienceworks, draws more than…

  • Finding love in Altona

    Finding love in Altona

    Married at First Sight romantic fever is catching on in Hobsons Bay as an Altona restaurant introduces its first Singles Mingle night in May. The…

  • Parking fine mess cleared up

    Parking fine mess cleared up

    An Altona Meadows resident has successfully contested a $95 fine for parking within three metres of a dividing line outside the Altona Senior Citizens’ Centre.…

  • Duty calls in quake city’s rubble

    Duty calls in quake city’s rubble

    Seven years after the devastation of the Christchurch earthquake, Sergeant Victor Velthuis can still vividly recall the “massive” extent of the damage. Sergeant Velthuis, from…

  • Altona North chainsaw massacre

    Altona North chainsaw massacre

    Police and Hobsons Bay council are investigating after about 20 trees were this month chopped down in Altona North by men who appeared to be…

  • Laverton’s Aviation Road rail bridge revealed

    Laverton’s Aviation Road rail bridge revealed

    Plans for a road bridge to replace the Aviation Road level crossing at Laverton were this week revealed by the state government, despite community concerns…

  • Brooklyn tip audit call

    Brooklyn tip audit call

    A state government MP is calling for an investigation into a Brooklyn tip operator given a $500,000 taxpayer-funded cheque to improve its waste processing. The…

  • Mental health care is a rewarding career

    Mental health care is a rewarding career

    For Rory Dalton, working as an emergency mental health clinician at Werribee Mercy Hospital means he gets an opportunity to help vulnerable people every day.…

  • State government chips in $6 million to offset West Gate Tunnel river impact

    State government chips in $6 million to offset West Gate Tunnel river impact

    The state government has agreed to stump up just under half of the $12.5 million sought by Maribyrnong council to offset the impact of the…

  • Peak hour protest to shut down busy Yarraville  intersections

    Peak hour protest to shut down busy Yarraville intersections

    Residents protesting against a forecast rise in truck traffic fuelled by the West Gate Tunnel project will stage a peak-hour shutdown of one of Yarraville’s…

  • Epic ‘Boundless Plains’ run finishes in Footscray

    Epic ‘Boundless Plains’ run finishes in Footscray

    The final few steps of an epic fundraiser fell in Footscray on Friday when Cassie Cohen and Jackson Bursill crossed the finish line of their…

  • Push to lift funding for Neighbourhood Houses

    Push to lift funding for Neighbourhood Houses

    Maribyrnong council has thrown its support behind a campaign to push the state government to fulfil its election promise to boost Neighbourhood House funding. Maribyrnong’s…

  • Questions over handling of Maribyrnong munitions factory fire

    Questions over handling of Maribyrnong munitions factory fire

    Residents are accusing authorities of being ill-prepared for emergencies at the badly contaminated Maribyrnong Defence Site, in the aftermath of a fire that tore through…

  • Dishing up neighbourly spirit at Harmony Feast

    Dishing up neighbourly spirit at Harmony Feast

    The west’s vibrant multicultural community will be dishing up good times and neighbourly spirit when the annual Harmony Feast is held in Maidstone this month.…

  • Spotswood firefighter reunited with with trench survivor

    Spotswood firefighter reunited with with trench survivor

    Spotswood firefighter Damian Christy was this month reunited with a plumber he rescued after a trench wall collapsed last November. Whittlesea’s Brandon Grech, who has…

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