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  • Yacht history revealed

    Yacht history revealed

    The world’s oldest continually-running motor yacht club is opening its doors to the public. The Royal Victorian Motor Yacht Club, established 113 years ago, is…

  • Booze cops hit Altona North

    Fifteen drunk or drug-affected drivers were detected in a police blitz in Hobsons Bay on Friday night as part of Operation Fortified. Three booze buses…

  • My Place: Lis Johnson

    My Place: Lis Johnson

    The five giant bronze statues of footy greats that flank the Avenue of Legends on the approach to the MCG are the work of sculptor…

  • Altona courts expansion

    Altona courts expansion

    Hobsons Bay council has voted to start detailed design and development of an $18.5million four-court extension of the Altona Sports Centre. Home to more than…

  • Zombie movie a monster hit

    Zombie movie a monster hit

    An independent feature film featuring zombie extras from Melbourne’s west premieres this week with three sell-out shows. The Last Hope opens at Lido Cinemas on…

  • Pet groomer avoids jail over fatal dog beating

    Pet groomer avoids jail over fatal dog beating

    A pet groomer convicted over the fatal beating of a dog with a hair dryer at a Maribyrnong salon has avoided jail-time after his three-month…

  • Christmas events light up Maribyrnong

    Christmas events light up Maribyrnong

    He’s making a list, he’s checking it twice – yet even Santa might struggle to make every Christmas event across Maribyrnong this festive season. Christmas…

  • Terry Tran is a young man on a mission

    Terry Tran is a young man on a mission

    Terry Tran is on a mission to make the world a better place for all. The Braybrook College student, who was honoured earlier this year…

  • Melissa Horne: Politics in the blood

    Melissa Horne: Politics in the blood

    Labor’s Melissa Horne is in the box seat to replace Wade Noonan in the seat of Williamstown at the next elction. The woman most likely to…

  • Ten-storey block on Footscray land tagged for park

    Ten-storey block on Footscray land tagged for park

    Plans have been revealed for a 10-storey apartment building on a parcel of Footscray land that residents had been pushing to turn into a park.…

  • Play’s vivid call for greater compassion

    Play’s vivid call for greater compassion

    A creative call for compassion for those in need is being brought to the stage in Footscray this week. Vivid, a new play by Hoa…

  • Footscray Primary School fete a blast from the past

    Footscray Primary School fete a blast from the past

    Multicultural showcases and the classic games and competitions of yesteryear will offer fun for young and old alike when Footscray Primary School holds its first-ever…

  • Oak tree saga fuels calls for greater protection

    Oak tree saga fuels calls for greater protection

    Pressure is mounting on Maribyrnong Council to beef up tree protection rules after a developer was able to order the removal of a beloved gigantic…

  • Move to ditch Gellibrand for Cooper in electorate shake-up

    Move to ditch Gellibrand for Cooper in electorate shake-up

    A trailblazing activist for Aboriginal rights could be recognised with the renaming of the Federal electorate of Gellibrand in his honour. A push is underway…

  • Altona Beach crash lands driver in jail

    Altona Beach crash lands driver in jail

    A man will spend at least 16 months in jail for his part in a collision that seriously injured a couple at Altona Beach in…

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