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  • Thieves target tradie tools

    Thieves target tradie tools

    Police are warning vehicle owners, especially tradies, that thieves are currently targeting cars and utes across the western suburbs. The Toyota Corolla and Toyota Hilux…

  • Drunk drivers caught in Laverton operation

    Drunk drivers caught in Laverton operation

    Police caught 55 drink and drug drivers during a major road policing operation in Laverton over the weekend. Operation Leviathan involved police conducting alcohol and…

  • Ayla walks for autism acceptance

    Ayla walks for autism acceptance

    If you live in Yarraville chances are you’ve recently noticed Ayla Dodson walking along footpaths, pavements and pretty much anywhere else her feet can take…

  • Make an impact and become a volunteer

    Make an impact and become a volunteer

    Australia’s largest annual celebration of volunteering, National Volunteer Week (19-25 May 2025), will shine a spotlight on the millions of volunteers making an extraordinary impact…

  • Ambulances respond quicker in latest quarter

    Ambulances respond quicker in latest quarter

    Ambulance response times in the inner west for the first three months of 2025 were an improvement on the previous quarter, but down compared to…

  • Make a dash to see the crash

    Make a dash to see the crash

    The Raising Rhinos Experience is one that you may never forget. Guests will be taken on a 60-minute adventure across the Werribee Open Range Zoo’s…

  • Play explores culture behind the walls of Port Phillip Prison

    Play explores culture behind the walls of Port Phillip Prison

    Something powerful is stirring at the Bowery Theatre. Essence Theatre Productions (ETP) and Ngā Mātai Pūrua (NMP) will stage the premiere of The Yellow Line,…

  • How to stay healthy through winter

    How to stay healthy through winter

    Winter brings cosy evenings, festive celebrations, and crisp air, but it also comes with a higher risk of colds, flu, and seasonal sluggishness. With shorter…

  • Budget dollars for prisons

    Budget dollars for prisons

    Tuesday’s state budget will invest $727 million to ramp up capacity in Victoria’s prisons and youth justice centres, bringing more prison beds online to deal…

  • Budget help for disadvantaged school students

    Budget help for disadvantaged school students

    Tuesday’s state budget will include $152.3 million to increase the Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund and $15 million to deliver the popular Get Active Kids…

  • Moorabool creativity on show

    Moorabool creativity on show

    Watercolour paintings, ceramic works, and sculptures are some of the works that will be displayed and sold at the Rotary Club of Bacchus Marsh’s upcoming…

  • Extra taxi and Uber zones at Melbourne Airport.

    Extra taxi and Uber zones at Melbourne Airport.

    Melbourne Airport is making it easier for arriving passengers to find a taxi or Uber, with a reconfiguration of kerbside arrivals to put more transport…

  • Monash scientists to research dementia by “lighting up” brain cells

    Monash scientists to research dementia by “lighting up” brain cells

    A team of Melbourne scientists have been backed by the Commonwealth Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Stem Cell Therapies Mission to develop new safer…

  • McIlroy and Australian Open locked in

    McIlroy and Australian Open locked in

    The Men’s Australian Open golf tournament will be played in Melbourne for the next two years and Northern Irish superstar Rory McIlroy will tee-up in…

  • Stamp duty concession continued

    Stamp duty concession continued

    Stamp duty relief is on the way in next week’s state budget The state government announced on Wednesday that they will invest $61 million to…

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