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  • Harmony day poetry slam

    Harmony day poetry slam

    Dinjerra Primary School in Braybrook is gearing up for its annual Harmony Day celebrations, and this year promises to be as vibrant and meaningful as…

  • Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music will come to the banks of the Maribyrnong on Sunday, March 30 when Summer Sounds on the River takes place. Held on the…

  • Federation Trail waste dumping footage released

    Federation Trail waste dumping footage released

    Images and footage have been released of two men illegally dumping waste on the Federation Trail in Laverton North earlier this year. The men were…

  • Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music will come to the banks of the Maribyrnong on Sunday, March 30 when Summer Sounds on the River takes place. Held on the…

  • Photos to spark memories for elderly residents

    Photos to spark memories for elderly residents

    The walls of a Footscray aged care home could soon be a bit brighter and jog the memories of residents thanks to the work of…

  • Health campaign close to Clare’s heart

    Health campaign close to Clare’s heart

    It might be approaching seven years ago now, but for Laverton’s Clare Delaney, memories of the night her father Anthony died remain as raw and…

  • Colourful festive fun

    Colourful festive fun

    The Brimbank colour festival returns for its second year, bringing colour, activity, and fun for all members of the family. The event run by the…

  • Plea for new Pennell Reserve pavilion

    Plea for new Pennell Reserve pavilion

    Sporting clubs based at Braybrook’s Pennell Reserve fear they’ll go under unless facilities at the venue are upgraded. Both of the venue’s major tenants, the…

  • Graduate goes back to school

    Graduate goes back to school

    From migrant and mature age student to early childhood educator, the graduation ceremony at Victoria University’s (VU) Footscray campus earlier this month marked quite the…

  • Measles on the rise in Melbourne’s west

    Measles on the rise in Melbourne’s west

    Residents in Melbourne’s western suburbs have been urged to check their vaccination status after a rise in measles cases in recent weeks. Health authorities have…

  • Importance of advocacy

    Importance of advocacy

    In my first few months as a Hobsons Bay councillor, I have taken great joy in getting out and about in my community. I’ve loved…

  • By-law changes put to the test

    By-law changes put to the test

    Reducing the number of pets per property, retaining nature strip planting permits, and preventing caravan parking on council land are some of the proposals being…

  • The beginning of a new chapter

    The beginning of a new chapter

    Tarneit’s Ciang Ajeic decided it was time to perform his first solo show as a stand-up comedian, and that is the only reason he needed…

  • Make a beeline for Putnam County

    Make a beeline for Putnam County

    There’s something special about watching a story unfold on stage — especially when that story is packed with humor, heart and a little friendly competition.…

  • Dinosaur sleepovers at Melbourne Museum

    Dinosaur sleepovers at Melbourne Museum

    Get batty, experience the Melbourne museum at night and prepare for all the laughs when the autumn holidays hit Museums Victoria from April 5. A…

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