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  • University of Melbourne releases annual report

    University of Melbourne releases annual report

    The University of Melbourne’s 2024 annual report was tabled in Victorian Parliament on Tuesday, May 13. Covering the period between January 1 and December 31,…

  • Ex-lib leader ordered to pay $2.3m legal bill

    Ex-lib leader ordered to pay $2.3m legal bill

    Ousted state Liberal leader John Pesutto has been ordered to pay $2.3 million in costs after he was found to have defamed first-term MP Moira…

  • A boxer’s story, blow by blow

    A boxer’s story, blow by blow

    From the Williamstown commission flats to world title fights, boxing great Barry Michael’s first autobiography gives a blow by blow account of his life in…

  • O’Leary to bring laughs to Altona

    O’Leary to bring laughs to Altona

    Kiwi comic Ray O’Leary will be bringing his deadpan delivery and iconic grey suit to Hobsons Bay on Wednesday, May 28 when he headlines a…

  • Student’s recycling could reap rewards

    Student’s recycling could reap rewards

    Braybrook College has been named a finalist in 2025 ResourceSmart Schools Awards. A winner in two categories in 2023, Braybrook College has this year been…

  • Laverton pool to finally re-open

    Laverton pool to finally re-open

    More than 12 months after being closed for upgrades and nearly six months after the work was finished, the Laverton Swim and Fitness Centre is…

  • Altona bakery workers strike

    Altona bakery workers strike

    Altona food workers at one of the country’s biggest bakeries are on strike after negotiations for a new wage agreement broke down. Staff at Allied…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Williamstown Seniors The group meets every Tuesday at 1pm-3pm at Denis Reserve. It is a small group looking for more seniors both male and female.…

  • Air quality grants open

    Air quality grants open

    A new series of grants designed to improve air quality in Melbourne’s west have been announced by the state government. The air quality improvement precinct…

  • Applications open for festival funding

    Applications open for festival funding

    Applications are now open for Maribyrnong council’s festival and activation grants. The grants are separated into four streams, signature festivals, place-based initiatives, place-based initiatives (quick…

  • Heart Foundation walking group “best in the west”

    Heart Foundation walking group “best in the west”

    Members of the Mighty West Heart Foundation Walking Group are just so lucky. We belong to a walking group that is supportive, sociable, and caring…

  • New program to help fathers to get fit

    New program to help fathers to get fit

    Maribyrnong dads are being offered the chance to get fit, with a new program starting at the end of this month. Commencing on Thursday, May…

  • Tai Chi Tuesdays

    Tai Chi Tuesdays

    Tai Chi is an art form known for its slow and gentle movement. By exercising the mind, body and soul, Tai Chi helps promote overall…

  • State announces new performing arts museum

    State announces new performing arts museum

    A treasure trove of items tracing Australia’s performing arts history is set to go on show, as work gets underway on the new Australian Museum…

  • Ambulance Victoria appoints new board chair

    Ambulance Victoria appoints new board chair

    Andrew Crisp has been appointed as the new board chair of Ambulance Victoria. Following a 45-year career in policing and emergency management, Mr Crisp joined…

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