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Treasure hunt for Neighbourhood House Week
This week is Neighbourhood House Week and to celebrate, the combined network of neighbourhood houses and community centres across Maribyrnong are hosting a monopoly based…
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Flood charts return in pilot program
Residents living in flood prone areas along the Maribyrnong River will receive new charts to help them assess the level of risk to their property.…
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Mulino promoted in re-shuffle
Fraser MP Daniel Mulino has been elevated to the frontbench as part of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s post-election re-shuffle. Dr Mulino has been appointed assistant…
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West Footscray collision turns fatal
A man has died after being hit by a vehicle in West Footscray on Monday morning. It is believed a vehicle struck a pedestrian on…
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A cuppa to cure cancer
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, the Cancer Council’s annual fundraising event for cancer research and prevention and support, is on again, including in the inner west.…
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Anger as green space becomes parking space
Footscray’s dual shortage of green spaces and car parking spaces have combined to create a headache for residents at the Joseph Road apartment precinct. Since…
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Police investigate West Footscray critical collision
A man has been taken to hospital in a critical condition after being struck by a vehicle in West Footscray this morning. It is understood…
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Help shape our community for the better
It’s a special thing to be part of the Hobsons Bay community. There is so much to love about our city, and right now is…
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Son of the west brings up 101
When Wal Hopkins celebrates his 101st birthday on May 15, his (very) old mate Vern Roberts will be there to celebrate with him. “He turned…
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Rainbow flags to be raised with pride
Rainbow flags will fly high across the inner west this week to mark the 2025 International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT). IDAHOBIT Day…
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Seaholme school playground a treat for the senses
Students at Seaholme Primary School can now enjoy its new sensory playground. Funded by a $300,000 grant from the state government, the sensory playground is…
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Songwriting competition for young creatives
The Australian Children’s Music Foundation (ACMF) has announced the launch of its 23rd annual National Songwriting Competition. This year’s competition promises to be the biggest…
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Renters’ rights campaign rolls out
The state government is urging renters to know and understand their rights – as part of an awareness campaign that went live across Victoria last…
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Deadly mushroom warning
Victorians are being reminded to be vigilant, with poisonous mushrooms becoming more common during autumn as the weather becomes wetter and cooler. Victorian chief health…
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Search for the Maltese Chicken
Crooks, clowns, and crab fishing all feature in an entertaining radio play set to be performed in Bacchus Marsh this month. Written and directed by…
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