Tag: News
Community heart beats
Williamstown’s yacht clubs and businesses have thrown a lifeline to Santorini Greek restaurant after its chimney caught fire.
Restaurant owners Craig and Claire Turton say...
Williamstown’s anti-whaling history retold on Father’s Day
Williamstown’s anti-whaling history, recent and past, will be highlighted when Sea Shepherd’s Captain Paul Watson gives a Father’s Day reading from his book.
The War...
Experiences of the pandemic
Four Hobsons Bay residents share their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic and their hopes and fears in their own words as told to Goya...
Harnessing the sun
Hobsons Bay could become the first Australian council to provide cheaper green electricity to the community by mid-2021, as it begins to roll out...
‘Selfish and pathetic’: Second giant sculpture vandalised
A second giant sculpture along a popular western suburbs' trail has been cut at its base in act of "selfish and pathetic" vandalism.
The kangaroo...
Toxic chemicals to be removed from Brooklyn site
Toxic chemicals stored just 420 metres from Brooklyn homes will be removed after Brimbank council refused to grant a private company a retrospective permit...
Traders rates win
Hobsons Bay traders have had a win with commercial rates set to drop by an average of 1.91 per cent under the council's 2020-21...
Call for lockdown ‘buddy’ system
An Altona North family-owned-and-operated psychology clinic inundated with clients says Victorians could benefit from New Zealand's buddy system during lockdown.
Hobsons Bay Psychology owner and...
Snake sightings tipped to rise
Snake season is just around the corner and this year's will be a little different due to COVID-19.
Stewart Gatt aka Stewy the Snake Catcher...
The truth is out there
People are being invited to film their reaction to a UFO sighting for a movie being made during Victoria's COVID-19 lockdowns.
Toxic Alien Zombie Babes...
Submissions object to rates rise
Hobsons Bay council has received 66 submissions in response to this year's draft budget, with more than two-thirds objecting to proposed rates increases.
Under the...
Clever little Squirrls
An inner-west business manufacturing undies that hide your valuables has turned its hand to masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Squirrls - pronounced 'squirrels' - launched...
One-way ‘the wrong way’
Seaholme residents are protesting council plans to make their streets one-way, saying claims that their streets are too narrow for two-way traffic are unjustified.
A...
End of an era for Altona
It's the end of an era for the Sarros name in Pier Street with the retirement of Altona pharmacist Tom Sarros.
Mr Sarros has sold...
Altona North nursing home linked to 24 COVID-19 cases
An Altona North nursing home taken over by a state government health service has now been linked to 29 COVID-19 cases.
Florence Aged Care Facility...
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Chill at the climate cafe
Youth mental health service provider Orygen has partnered with Museums Victoria to address climate distress among young people with a series of climate cafes...
