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  • Volunteers to a tea

    Volunteers to a tea

    A morning tea celebrating the many dedicated volunteers of Wyndham will be held next week. Wyndham council will host the free event in Werribee on…

  • Porky profits ploughed into primary schools

    Porky profits ploughed into primary schools

    A Footscray pub is ploughing profits from a pork-themed party into a pair of local primary schools. The Plough Hotel raised $2400 from its recent…

  • Baillieu brings WWI stories to Williamstown

    Baillieu brings WWI stories to Williamstown

    Former premier and chair of the ANZAC Centenary Committee, is among speakers visiting Williamstown this month, as a touring exhibition recounting personal stories from WWI…

  • New Aitken Street bid rejected

    New Aitken Street bid rejected

    Hobsons Bay council has rejected plans for a four-storey, 27-dwelling apartment block at 27 Aitken Street in Williamstown. Aitken Properties Pty Ltd had applied to…

  • Newport childcare hub wins VCAT nod

    Newport childcare hub wins VCAT nod

    A two-storey childcare centre in the midst of residential homes has been approved on appeal to the state’s planning tribunal. The Victorian Civil and Administrative…

  • Here comes the bride, and another …

    Here comes the bride, and another …

    Cherished memories will be on display in an exhibition of wedding dresses at Williamstown’s Holy Trinity Anglican Church for Mother’s Day. Organiser, Williamstown’s Barbara Phoenix,…

  • Seddon athlete lifting sports profile at World Dwarf Games

    Seddon athlete lifting sports profile at World Dwarf Games

    A Seddon athlete with an uplifting tale is taking her talents back to the world stage. Margherita Coppolino will join Team Australia at the World…

  • $50 million to kick off new Footscray Hospital

    $50 million to kick off new Footscray Hospital

    Footscray Hospital will be rebuilt from scratch on the back of a $50 million funding allocation in the state budget. A hard-fought community campaign to…

  • $1.4m for Spotswood Primary School

    Spotswood Primary School has received $1.4 million for the first stage of a $4 million upgrade in the state budget. The school, built in 1910, has 235…

  • Million dollar bid to cut Napier Bridge truck strikes

    Million dollar bid to cut Napier Bridge truck strikes

    New alarms, traffic signals and variable signs will be installed on the approach to the notorious Napier Street Bridge in a bid to cut the…

  • Melton, Moorabool drivers urged to watch for animals

    With winter approaching, Melton and Moorabool drivers are being urged to be extra vigilant on the roads. According to AAMI, there were more than 70…

  • Sun Theatre owner to open Footscray cinemas

    Sun Theatre owner to open Footscray cinemas

    Decades after the closure of its grand theatres, the stars are aligning for a permanent return of cinematic screenings to Footscray. Michael Smith, co-owner of…

  • Bug detectives embark on nature play

    Bug detectives embark on nature play

    All things creepy and crawly went under the magnifying glass at the recent Bug Detectives Nature Play school holiday event at Pipemakers Park. More than…

  • Man interviewed over Laverton sexual assault

    An Altona Meadows man is expected to be charged in relation to a sexual assault near Laverton train station. A 22-year-old woman was followed and attacked…

  • Retirees share wisdom

    Retirees share wisdom

    Retirees are being sought to go back to school as volunteers. EdConnect Australia, a charity connecting volunteers with primary and secondary school students, said there…

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