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  • Arnold Zable telling the human story

    Arnold Zable telling the human story

    Award-winning writer and human rights advocate Arnold Zable will speak at the annual general meeting of Hobsons Bay Refugee Network, which is open to the…

  • From Newport to Barcelona

    From Newport to Barcelona

    Nine-year-old Newport girl Isabelle Bitsikas is heading for Barcelona to compete for a world title after being crowned a Dancer of the Year in the…

  • Big Bay Swim making a splash for a good cause

    Big Bay Swim making a splash for a good cause

    Swimmers will be able to freestyle alongside world champions at Rotary’s Jalna Big Bay Swim from Port Melbourne to Williamstown on February 26. Hall of…

  • Heat’s on to save Melton kids

    Heat’s on to save Melton kids

    Paramedics were called out to 45 incidents of children being left in locked cars in Melton last year. Ambulance Victoria has issued a stern warning…

  • Little libraries let loose

    Little libraries let loose

    Bookworms rejoice – four “little libraries” have sprung up around Melton South to keep literature lovers satiated and entertained. Readers are encouraged to “take a…

  • MY PLACE: Peter Ryan

    MY PLACE: Peter Ryan

    What’s your connection to Macedon Ranges?   I live in Kyneton with my partner, Stephanie. We live in the home that has been in her…

  • Three-storey plans to change Altona streetscape

    Three-storey plans to change Altona streetscape

    A developer has lodged plans to transform an Altona street by replacing 10 single-storey villa units with 14 predominantly three-storey townhouses. Bardin Planning Co-ordination has…

  • Plan to replace Williamstown RSL with cafe

    Plan to replace Williamstown RSL with cafe

    Shock has been expressed at new plans by RSL Victoria and Grocon to replace the Williamstown RSL sub-branch with a cafe. A community meeting in…

  • Victoria University under fire for hosting Q Society fundraiser

    Victoria University under fire for hosting Q Society fundraiser

    Victoria University will review its event booking process after a growing backlash to its decision to rent out space for a fundraising event by the far-right…

  • Thieves steal $20K of cigarettes from Altona North

    Thieves steal $20K of cigarettes from Altona North

    Three men have forced their way into Altona Gate shopping centre in Altona North and stolen more than $20,000 worth of cigarettes. Police have released…

  • High-rise tower plan for industrial Footscray site

    High-rise tower plan for industrial Footscray site

    Plans have been unveiled for a group of four towers soaring up to 24 storeys above a former industrial Footscray site. The proposal for 577…

  • Daughters of the west secure AFL Women’s win

    Daughters of the west secure AFL Women’s win

    The daughters of the west delivered a commanding display and kicked off their AFL Women’s campaign with an historic victory. Playing to a near-capacity crowd…

  • She Will Shine scholarship offers business boost

    She Will Shine scholarship offers business boost

    Inner-west women wanting to kickstart new businesses are being offered the chance to shine, thanks to a new scholarship. Footscray-based women-in-business organisation She Will Shine…

  • Maxine Beneba Clarke takes major poetry prize

    Maxine Beneba Clarke takes major poetry prize

    The power of poetry to say a lot with a little has long attracted Yarraville writer Maxine Beneba Clarke. Fifteen years after she began playing…

  • Love and dance help Mela World chalk up 100 years

    Love and dance help Mela World chalk up 100 years

    A deep love for dance and close connections with family have helped colour Mela World’s 100 years. Mela celebrated her 100th birthday on January 25…

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