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Former PM Julia Gillard’s Altona home up for sale
Julia Gillard’s furniture is gone, but an empty fruit bowl reminds me of the last glimpse I, and most other Australians, had of this now-famous…
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Rail needed with freight-truck trips set to triple, crisis forum told
The inner-west faces a freight traffic nightmare within the next two decades, planning experts have warned. Dr Bill Russell told Melbourne’s Transport Crisis forum in…
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Poultry row has Footscray chickens in limbo
Footscray residents fighting to bring home their evicted chickens argue Maribyrnong council’s new poultry-keeping guidelines are flawed. The guidelines for keeping chickens were prepared in…
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Review finds ‘risky’ financial practices at Hobsons Bay
Hobsons Bay has been named as one of three metropolitan councils that used “risky” practices that could allow corruption in handing out ratepayer dollars at…
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St Stephens parishioners win church sale fight
EXCLUSIVE: St Stephens Uniting Church at Williamstown North will not be sold, with the parish’s victory against church leaders sparking a statewide revolt against the…
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Yarraville truck protest brings Somerville Road to standstill
Hundreds of demonstrators brought busy Somerville Road in Yarraville to a standstill today in a protest calling for truck curfews during school crossing times. Pupils…
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Sandra Wilson elected new Hobsons Bay mayor
A new team of women has taken over the reins at Hobsons Bay council, with Sandra Wilson as mayor and Colleen Gates her deputy. The…
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Sandra Wilson elected new Hobsons Bay mayor
A new team of women has taken over the reins at Hobsons Bay council, with Sandra Wilson as mayor and Colleen Gates her deputy. The…
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Safety buffers probe a no go in Parliament
A plea for the Liberal Party to support a parliamentary inquiry into safety buffers between residential developments and major hazard facilities (MHFs) has been defeated…
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Truck action group to blockade busy Yarraville road
Protesters fighting to keep trucks away from schools during busy crossing times will shut down a Yarraville road next Tuesday. The Maribyrnong Truck Action Group…
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Seaholme railway station anger as drivers booked
A commuter says she is disgusted after being booked for angle parking at Seaholme railway station, which recently underwent a controversial design change. In April,…
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Grant Miles elected new Maribyrnong mayor
Independent councillor Grant Miles has been elected mayor of Maribyrnong in a special council meeting held Wednesday night. The first-time independent councillor was elected unopposed…
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Grant Miles elected new Maribyrnong mayor
Independent councillor Grant Miles has been elected mayor of Maribyrnong in a special council meeting held Wednesday night. The first-time independent councillor was elected unopposed…
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Budget cuts weaken the thin blue line, says Charlie Bezzina
Officers are being pulled from front-line policing to do administrative work and ‘babysit’ prisoners, according to retired homicide squad detective Charlie Bezzina. The veteran former…
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Budget cuts weaken the thin blue line, says Charlie Bezzina
Officers are being pulled from front-line policing to do administrative work and ‘babysit’ prisoners, according to retired homicide squad detective Charlie Bezzina. The veteran former…
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