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  • Flemings Pool: Council acts after community outcry

    Flemings Pool: Council acts after community outcry

    Emergency talks are being held to improve safety at a popular local swimming hole after a former lifesaver was injured on rocks left by council…

  • Seaholme Kindergarten children having a bowl

    Seaholme Kindergarten children having a bowl

    Children from Seaholme Kindergarten last week tested the greens at Altona Sports Bowls Club. Member David Grego – also a member of Altona Bowling Club…

  • Braybrook tops burglary count

    Braybrook is the most burgled suburb in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay, the RACV’s yearly analysis of burglary hot spots in greater Melbourne shows. One in…

  • Cafe match kicks goals

    Cafe match kicks goals

    A team of “ageing amateurs” has beaten Bayside College’s finest in an annual charity soccer match supporting the community’s most vulnerable in the lead-up to…

  • Altona’s summer policing crew pledge crackdown

    Altona’s summer policing crew pledge crackdown

    Police have vowed to crack down on trouble-makers around Hobsons Bay’s beaches in the wake of a holiday rental being wrecked by partygoers and an…

  • Hans puts his spin on healthy living

    Hans puts his spin on healthy living

    Altona’s Hans Peisl can still out-pedal most 20 year-olds as he spins towards his 85th birthday on December 16. Mr Peisl was born in Germany,…

  • Mixed response on Maribyrnong Council performance

    Mixed response on Maribyrnong Council performance

    Maribyrnong residents are happy with their waste collection and libraries, yet unimpressed by traffic management, parking enforcement and planning outcomes, according to the council’s latest…

  • Concerns over Williamstown Cemetery

    Concerns over Williamstown Cemetery

    A father who lost one of his twin daughters in a car crash in 2016 says the “disgusting condition” of Williamstown Cemetery is compounding his…

  • West Gate Tunnel cost blowout as contracts lock in taxpayers

    West Gate Tunnel cost blowout as contracts lock in taxpayers

    The cost of building the West Gate Tunnel has blown out by more than $1 billion amid claims the state government is acting with “astounding…

  • Council vows to help return disability pride mural

    Council vows to help return disability pride mural

    Maribyrnong council has promised to make amends for accidentally stripping a disability pride mural off a Footscray wall. Star Weekly last week reported that Seddon…

  • Poison bait warning for Altona dog beach

    Poison bait warning for Altona dog beach

    Animal rescue groups have warned dog owners to be on the lookout for poison bait at Altona dog beach. A person posted on Facebook today that their friend’s…

  • Grant aids FCAC forum on art and disability

    Grant aids FCAC forum on art and disability

    A forum on art, disability and helping service providers become more inclusive will be held in Footscray next year thanks to a $10,000 funding windfall.…

  • Planners sound call to ditch West Gate Tunnel

    Planners sound call to ditch West Gate Tunnel

    The West Gate Tunnel Project is “an expensive strategic mistake” that the state government must immediately ditch, according to some of Australia’s leading transport and…

  • Motorcyclist seriously hurt in Yarraville crash

    A motorcyclist is fighting for his life after a collision between a motorbike and a van in Yarraville on Thursday morning. Emergency services were called to…

  • Caltex now jet set

    Caltex now jet set

    Caltex Australia’s move further into aviation fuel has taken off as it opened a new jet fuel tank at its Newport terminal on Friday as…

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