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  • Table tennis Tuesdays

    Table tennis Tuesdays

    Tuesday is table tennis day at Maidstone Community Centre. Each Tuesday from 12pm to 1.30pm and then from 1.30pm to 3pm, local residents come to…

  • Labor to fund Islamic Centre upgrade

    Labor to fund Islamic Centre upgrade

    The Australian Islamic Centre (AIC) in Newport will receive an upgrade to its sports and activity facilities if the Labor government is re-elected next month.…

  • MP calls out “hateful“ letterbox material

    MP calls out “hateful“ letterbox material

    Police are investigating disturbing material placed in letterboxes throughout Melbourne’s north western suburbs after being alerted by a Federal MP last week. Gellibrand MP Tim…

  • Projecting the beauty of Kororoit Creek

    Projecting the beauty of Kororoit Creek

    A new series of projections in Sunshine will transport viewers to the lush greenscape of the local Kororoit Creek. A collection of 42 snapshots, the…

  • Autumn celebrations at Auction House

    Autumn celebrations at Auction House

    The Old Auction House is presenting several exhibitions across an exciting range of styles, themes, and media this month and next. In the studio gallery…

  • No prohibition on fun

    No prohibition on fun

    The Wyndham Theatre Company’s (WTC) rendition of ‘Drinking Habits’ will have audience members charging their glasses – or hiding them. Set in America during the…

  • Insulation discounts on the cards

    Insulation discounts on the cards

    Discounts on ceiling insulation will be available to homeowners from early next year, the state government has announced. The discounts will be available through the…

  • Hop into fun this April

    Hop into fun this April

    Melbourne’s west is the place to be this April, with endless exciting events on the calendar for locals. From live music, comedy shows, festivals, to…

  • Preventable liver cancer deaths rising

    Preventable liver cancer deaths rising

    New data reveals deaths in Australia linked to chronic hepatitis B have increased following years of decline, with experts urging those at risk to get…

  • People have a hankering for a Jimny

    People have a hankering for a Jimny

    A five-door version of the Suzuki Jimny. Who would have thunk? It should make getting in and out of the back a little easier, not…

  • Public holiday public transport over Easter

    Public holiday public transport over Easter

    Public transport services will operate to a public holiday timetable on Good Friday April 18 and Easter Monday April 21, but some services may be…

  • More trams for AFL fans

    More trams for AFL fans

    More frequent tram services aimed at helping Victorians get to the footy faster will be introduced from Monday, April 14. Passengers on routes 48, 70…

  • Parenting portal a ‘one-stop shop’

    Parenting portal a ‘one-stop shop’

    A free new online support service for Victorian parents and carers has been created by the state government. Earlier this week, Government Services Minister Natalie…

  • Campaign to help LGBTIQA+ Victorians quit

    Campaign to help LGBTIQA+ Victorians quit

    A new campaign has been launched to help  prompt people in the LGBTIQA+ community to quit smoking or vaping. A joint initiative of Vic Health,…

  • Victoria Police makes switch to electronic fines

    Victoria Police makes switch to electronic fines

    Victoria Police has rolled out new technology that allows members to create and issue penalty infringement notices electronically. State Highway Patrol members were the first…

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