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  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.…

  • From the archives

    From the archives

    40 years ago February 15, 1983 Last Tuesday’s dust storm caused havoc for Footscray’s Electric Supply Department. 30 years ago February 17, 1993 Further expansion…

  • New look for youth centre

    New look for youth centre

    A new and improved space for Maribyrnong’s youth has reopened, with the Phoenix Youth Centre now open to host a range of programs and events.…

  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessors. 40 years ago February 15, 1983 Last Tuesday’s dust storm caused havoc for Footscray’s Electricity…

  • Stroke awards nominations close soon

    Stroke awards nominations close soon

    It’s the final chance to nominate an unsung hero in the 2023 Stroke Awards. The annual event recognises the incredible individuals in our community who…

  • Celebrating local centenarians

    Celebrating local centenarians

    Becoming a centenarian is a significant milestone worthy of celebration. Even though average life expectancy continues to increase – with those born in 2019 expected…

  • Refugees in ‘limbo’ eligible for permanent residency

    Refugees in ‘limbo’ eligible for permanent residency

    Almost 20,000 refugees living in “limbo” in Australia will now be eligible to apply for permanent residency. The Albanese government on Monday announced 19,000 people…

  • Nominations open for sport awards

    Nominations open for sport awards

    Recognising and celebrating those who made an outstanding contribution to Victorian sport across all levels during the 2022 calendar year, the Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs)…

  • Western suburbs man avoids a bin but not a fine

    Western suburbs man avoids a bin but not a fine

    The simple act of tossing a plastic drink bottle out a car window has cost a western suburbs man $861 in the Broadmeadows Magistrates’ Court.…

  • Youth Fest funds available

    Youth Fest funds available

    The state government is supporting a month-long festival to highlight the skills and achievements of young Victorians in communities like Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay. Youth…

  • New driver distraction road rules announced

    New driver distraction road rules announced

    The state government has announced new driver distraction road rules. On Tuesday, 14 February, Roads and Road Safety Minister Melissa Horne announced that new driver…

  • Road grants applications open

    Road grants applications open

    Community groups across the state can apply for the chance to receive grants to address local road safety issues. Roads and road safety minister Melissa…

  • International travel surges

    International travel surges

    International travel in Australia has seen a resurgence throughout 2022, with over 19 million arrivals and departures combined across the year, according to data released…

  • Mayor unveils vision for 2023

    Mayor unveils vision for 2023

    I recently had the pleasure of unveiling my mayoral program for 2023. It includes six key areas that I am passionate about and will help…

  • Putting heart and soul into the water

    Putting heart and soul into the water

    True passion is what it takes to compete in any extreme sport, but even more to do it for a good cause. Brenda Norman is…

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