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  • Footy clubs to score big with recycling scheme

    Footy clubs to score big with recycling scheme

    AFL Victoria has partnered with Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) until the end of the 2027 community football season. The partnership is aimed at…

  • Victoria spearheads battery take up

    Victoria spearheads battery take up

    Victoria is spearheading Australia’s uptake of community-scale batteries. According to the Climate Council’s latest report: “Battery Boom: Supercharging Australia’s Renewable Rollout”, Victoria is ranked first…

  • Footy clubs to score big with recycling scheme

    Footy clubs to score big with recycling scheme

    AFL Victoria has partnered with Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) until the end of the 2027 community football season. The partnership is aimed at…

  • Bike hub goes to school

    Bike hub goes to school

    Footscray’s Community Bike Hub has expanded by recently taking over management of the Brimbank Traffic School in Keilor Downs. The traffic school situated next to…

  • Hauntingly good performance coming to Sunbury

    Hauntingly good performance coming to Sunbury

    The Boilerhouse Theatre Company is gearing up for another show. The group will be performing Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe, a play adapted by screenwriter…

  • Join the intergenerational conversation

    Join the intergenerational conversation

    Gendered concepts of mastery in art and the internet are two themes explored in Moorabool writer and Guardian columnist Van Badham’s new visual art exhibition.…

  • Tapestry of culture returns

    Tapestry of culture returns

    Come along and help stitch the next chapter of Wyndham’s ‘Tapestry of Culture.’ Taking place at the Saltwater Community Centre on Saturday, July 12, guests…

  • Seagulls to fly even higher with stadium upgrades

    Seagulls to fly even higher with stadium upgrades

    The Williamstown Seagulls have received a boost as they begin the second half of the VFLW and VFL seasons, with facility upgrades at their home…

  • Butler to teach tracing lost histories

    Butler to teach tracing lost histories

    Those with a love of history, and especially the researching and writing of it, are in for a treat on June 19 when Hobsons Bay…

  • Old men and the sea

    Old men and the sea

    For many men, retirement means playing golf or lawn bowls, looking after the grandkids or joining the local men’s shed. For Williamstown’s Rod Gunther and…

  • Drink driving strike rate shock

    Drink driving strike rate shock

    One in every 335 drivers tested by Victoria Police during a four-day blitz across the King’s Birthday long weekend were caught drink driving. There were…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Heritage walks Enjoy a leisurely 90 minute walk around historic Williamstown and nearby suburbs with guide John Becroft. Walks start at 9-20 am each Tuesday…

  • Industrial action to impact bus routes

    Industrial action to impact bus routes

    Major disruptions to CDC and Dysons bus lines are expected to occur next week due to planned industrial action. The action on Monday, June 16…

  • Door to re-open on immersive production

    Door to re-open on immersive production

    Following a sell-out season as part of Sleepless Festival Footscray, Australia’s first-ever virtual reality immersive theatre experience, The Door in Question, will return to the…

  • St Monica’s student scientists

    St Monica’s student scientists

    Students at St Monica’s Primary School in Footscray demonstrated their aptitude for science at their big science fair late last month. Held across Wednesday May…

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