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  • Ukulele Death Squad aims for Newport

    Ukulele Death Squad aims for Newport

    It has been dubbed the world’s most dangerous ukulele show. Ukulele Death Squad is embarking on its maiden journey to Victoria. Founding members Julian Ferguson…

  • Love is the secret

    Love is the secret

    Altona North couple Haralambos and Despina Hatzopoulos, both 90, on Thursday (November 16) celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. The couple hail from Ano Klines, a small…

  • MFB: Mobil flaring, but no fires

    MFB: Mobil flaring, but no fires

    A power outage has resulted in flaring  at the Altona Mobil refinery on Friday morning, but the MFB has moved to calm people’s fears of…

  • Hobsons Bay council officially opposes West Gate Tunnel

    Hobsons Bay council officially opposes West Gate Tunnel

    Hobsons Bay council this week voted to officially oppose the West Gate Tunnel project, expressing anger at increased freight traffic and the effect of diesel…

  • Katie Hall and Melissa Horne enter state election race

    Katie Hall and Melissa Horne enter state election race

    Labor’s Katie Hall and Melissa Horne have entered the box seat to become the new state members of Parliament for the safe seats of Footscray…

  • Smart city message goes global

    Smart city message goes global

    Wyndham council’s WynLens project is in the running for a smart city global award. City economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey, WynLens creator Adam…

  • Inner-west residents back same-sex marriage

    Inner-west residents back same-sex marriage

    A majority of inner-west residents have thrown their support behind allowing same-sex couples to marry, joining a national push for change to the legal definition…

  • Vic Uni management defends redundancy process

    Vic Uni management defends redundancy process

    Victoria University management is standing firm behind its rejection of claims that key union officials are being deliberately sacked ahead of new staff bargaining. A…

  • Fight to save giant oak tree from the axe

    Fight to save giant oak tree from the axe

    Footscray residents are staging a last-ditch battle to stop the destruction and removal of an enormous oak tree they say harbours abundant wildlife. Cowper Street…

  • Police: Boy found in car at Newport was hiding

    Police: Boy found in car at Newport was hiding

    A boy who was found unresponsive in a car in Newport on Monday had been hiding in the rear, police have revealed. The eight-year-old boy remains…

  • Ambulance response times falling

    Ambulance response times falling

      The city of Maribyrnong has recorded the quickest ambulance response time out of eight north-western municipalities, latest figures show. Figures for July 1 to…

  • Footscray North Primary School shows true art

    Footscray North Primary School shows true art

    Footscray North Primary School pupils have put their artistic flair to work in creating a colourful array of pieces for the school’s popular bi-annual Art…

  • Wembley Primary School marks Remembrance Day

    Wembley Primary School marks Remembrance Day

    Pupils at Wembley Primary School in Yarraville came together on Friday to stage a Remembrance Day ceremony in the school’s Anzac Garden. Pupils led the…

  • Paws with the Claus

    Paws with the Claus

    Cats can get their photo taken with Santa Claus for a good cause in the lead-up to Christmas. Cat Napping Cat Suburban Retreat at Spotswood…

  • New Year’s Eve fireworks to light up Footscray Park

    New Year’s Eve fireworks to light up Footscray Park

    The banks of the Maribyrnong will be the picturesque backdrop for celebrations to round out 2017 when New Year’s Eve lights up Footscray Park on…

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