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  • Wind and rain causes damage

    Wind and rain causes damage

    Wintry conditions hit parts of Melbourne in the late afternoon of Thursday, February 2. A Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) spokesperson said impacts from the…

  • Charity dinner for refugee efforts

    Charity dinner for refugee efforts

    Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) founder and CEO Kon Karapanagiotidis is welcoming Footscray locals to join him at the dinner table for a special charity…

  • Single-use plastic sales banned

    Single-use plastic sales banned

    Single-use plastics are now banned from sale or supply across the state. Single-use plastic drinking straws, cutlery, plates, drink stirrers, cotton bud sticks and expanded…

  • Community satisfaction survey starting

    Community satisfaction survey starting

    Over the next six weeks, 400 Hobsons Bay residents will be randomly chosen to take part in a community satisfaction survey. Designed to find out…

  • Council opens applications for First Nations committee

    Council opens applications for First Nations committee

    Maribyrnong council has opened the doors to take more steps towards removing barriers and strengthen local Indigenous communities, with applications for its First Nations Advisory…

  • More hands needed for food relief

    More hands needed for food relief

    Duke Street Community House is calling for more volunteers to support its pop-up food relief markets. The pop-up food relief markets are kicking off on…

  • Local talent striking the right chord

    Local talent striking the right chord

    The Footscray Rowing Club will be the place to be for music lovers on Sundays soon as part of a free pop-up live music program.…

  • West Gate Tunnel works scheduled

    West Gate Tunnel works scheduled

    Disruptions at the Williamstown interchange near Spotswood and Yarraville will soon be in place. The inbound exit ramp will be closed nightly from 9pm to…

  • Push for direct flood support

    Push for direct flood support

    A group of Maribyrnong residents have launched a petition calling on government and other relevant authorities to introduce flood prevention measures. At the time of…

  • Celebrating sketching and sculpture skills

    Celebrating sketching and sculpture skills

    Footscray artists and creatives from across the western suburbs are encouraged to finalise their plans for their entries into this year’s Footscray Art Prize. Entries…

  • Welcoming influx of Chinese students

    Welcoming influx of Chinese students

    China’s education ministry has clarified the effects of its decision on the recognition of online degrees obtained from foreign institutions. Under the initial announcement on…

  • Operation targets unlicensed and disqualified drivers

    Operation targets unlicensed and disqualified drivers

    Victoria Police detected 12 traffic offences over the Australia Day long weekend across the Hobsons Bay police service area. As part of Operation Amity, police…

  • Flood victims receive more than $500,000 in relief donations

    Flood victims receive more than $500,000 in relief donations

    The Victoria Racing Club has joined forces with a number of other organisations and companies to raise more than $500,000 for flood victims across Victoria…

  • Inspections keep waterways clear of contamination

    Inspections keep waterways clear of contamination

    Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria officers have been attending a number of sites along Kororoit Creek in Sunshine and Williamstown North to search for any…

  • End of an era

    End of an era

    Newport’s Merlino’s Fruit Supply has closed its doors for the last time 52 years on from its establishment. Owners John and Nancy Merlino celebrated their…

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