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  • From the Archives

    From the Archives

    Star Weekly looks back at the pages of our predecessors. 40 years ago September 28, 1982 Bandits struck at the ANZ Bank in Barkly Street,…

  • Seeking cycle stories

    Seeking cycle stories

    I get around the municipality mostly by bike. As a non-car owner, it is my lifeline to my community – my neighbouring suburbs, local events…

  • Highlighting top crime concerns

    Highlighting top crime concerns

    More than 200 Hobsons Bay community members have highlighted the top four community safety concerns as part of a Victoria Police community sentiment survey. The…

  • VU program supports international refugees

    VU program supports international refugees

    Victoria University’s Western Melbourne English Program [WMEP] continues to give asylum seekers and refugees from across the world opportunities to further enhance their studies. The…

  • Transcendent sculpture unveiled

    Transcendent sculpture unveiled

    A West Footscray artist has unveiled a sculpture designed to convey transformation within the Altona community was unveiled at the Louis Joel Arts and Community…

  • Lucky Lotto win for Altona Meadows man

    Lucky Lotto win for Altona Meadows man

    An Altona Meadows man has received a windfall of more than $470,000 after his TattsLotto numbers were drawn on Saturday, September 19. The man held…

  • Braybrook fundraiser to fight cancer

    Braybrook fundraiser to fight cancer

    Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay residents are invited to a delicious Vietnamese vegetarian banquet as part of a Cancer Council Victoria fundraising dinner to fight cancer…

  • Maribyrnong centre swim teacher secures gold

    Maribyrnong centre swim teacher secures gold

    Maribyrnong Aquatic Centre swim teacher Joanna Yang has made a splash at this year’s Aquatics & Recreation Victoria awards. She received the Swim Teacher of…

  • Keeping active as a team

    Keeping active as a team

    A group of Laverton P-12 College students have been brushing up on their basketball skills with help from some of Melbourne’s best players. Delivered thanks…

  • Releasing isolation-based interactive art into the world

    Releasing isolation-based interactive art into the world

    Looking at how the environmental and community issues caused following the COVID-19 outbreak influenced our lives is the focus of a new exhibition currently on…

  • Yarraville church community expresses its grief

    Yarraville church community expresses its grief

    Yarraville’s Pilgrim Uniting Church community has commemorated The Queen in a special way. Pilgrim Uniting Church Yarraville minister Reverend Ikani Vaitohi said the congregation had…

  • Crime up in Hobsons Bay

    Crime up in Hobsons Bay

    Recorded criminal offences increased by 11 per cent across Hobsons Bay in the year to March, according to new Crime Statistics Agency [CSA] data. The…

  • Dental wait times could worsen

    Dental wait times could worsen

    Dental care retention issues and pay disputes has spurred on public sector dentists across the Western Metropolitan region, including in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay, to…

  • Taking the next step in council’s civic precinct works

    Taking the next step in council’s civic precinct works

    Maribyrnong council has approved a contract for the construction of the construction of the Maribyrnong Civic Precinct and Community Hub project topping $39 million. During…

  • Extinguishing fuel ads on council property

    Extinguishing fuel ads on council property

    Maribyrnong council has formalised its position of not supporting advertising from fossil fuel companies on council property, such as sporting reserves. Maribyrnong councillor and Greens…

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