MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY
Home » News » Page 729

News

  • Neighbours fight ‘cage of rubbish’

    Neighbours fight ‘cage of rubbish’

    Altona North residents have launched an online petition in a bid to get VicRoads to remove a gated cage topped with barbed wire they say…

  • West Welcome Wagon seeks warehouse

    West Welcome Wagon seeks warehouse

    A group of volunteers helping asylum seekers in the community is raising funds to help manage a growing stream of donated goods. West Welcome Wagon…

  • Well suited to descend for Foster kids

    Well suited to descend for Foster kids

    Williamstown’s Hamish Nye will be abseiling 27 storeys – in his suit – to raise money for children in foster care. Mr Nye hopes to…

  • Breakdown becomes a positive turning point

    Breakdown becomes a positive turning point

    Tears streamed down Simone Outteridge’s face as the frustration of losing her car keys reduced this once strong, confident and successful woman to hysterical crying.…

  • Council wants trucks forced on to Distributor

    A total ban on trucks must be introduced on inner-west residential streets once the Western Distributor is completed, a parliamentary inquiry into infrastructure projects has…

  • Shadow play recreates forgotten Footscray

    Shadow play recreates forgotten Footscray

    Creative kids have used shadow puppets to explore Footscray’s past during a school holiday activity with a difference. Joyce Watts and Jo Skladzien, artists-in-residents in…

  • Newport residents oppose new childcare centre

    Hobsons Bay council has received 37 objections to a proposed three-level childcare centre at Newport. Wilcon Projects applied to build a 112-place centre at 463-465…

  • Firm fined $40k after worker suffers burns

    A Laverton North company has been fined $40,000 after an employee suffered burns to his face, neck and torso at the workplace. BPL Melbourne Pty…

  • Push to save Williamstown Hospital ED

    Push to save Williamstown Hospital ED

    The Greens are calling on the state government to chip in $5million to keep Williamstown Hospital’s emergency department open. As reported by Star Weekly, Labor…

  • Private hospital redevelopment welcomed

    Private hospital redevelopment welcomed

    The $20-million redevelopment of the west’s only private hospital has been unveiled. Health Minister Jill Hennessy last week officially opened the new Western Private Hospital’s…

  • $17 million boost for Footscray Hospital

    $17 million boost for Footscray Hospital

    A $17 million funding boost will help reopen some of the dozens of beds closed because of Footscray Hospital’s dilapidated state. But critics argue the…

  • Court rejects Footscray murder sentence appeal

    Court rejects Footscray murder sentence appeal

    A court has dismissed an appeal against the “manifestly inadequate” sentence given to a man who bludgeoned his partner to death in Footscray. Isac Ayoul…

  • Piecing together a soldier’s story

    Piecing together a soldier’s story

    The legacy of Robyn Leach’s great uncle lives on through the inclusion of his photograph and name on an honour board in Williamstown. Adam Bain…

  • WFC president Trevor Monti retires

    WFC president Trevor Monti retires

    Williamstown Football Club’s longest-serving president Trevor Monti is retiring after 17 seasons to spend time pursuing other passions. A board member for 20 years and…

  • Grand Williamstown home on the market

    Grand Williamstown home on the market

    One of Williamstown’s most significant heritage properties is for sale and is expected to fetch more than $6.5 million. The house at 89 Esplanade, an Edwardian…

Digital Editions