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  • Footscray tobacco shop fire investigated

    Footscray tobacco shop fire investigated

    Police are investigating if a fire at a Footscray tobacco shop early this morning is linked to previous fires at the site. Officers patrolling the…

  • July events to warm west

    July events to warm west

    A range of winter events are set to warm up the west during July, with food, exhibitions, and live performances offering respite from the chilly…

  • Teaching kids to save lives

    Teaching kids to save lives

    Ambulance Victoria’s Kids Save Lives program has been expanded, offering life-saving CPR skills to even more students across the state. The Australian-first program has been…

  • International students’ engagement with communities offers mutual benefits

    International students’ engagement with communities offers mutual benefits

    International students make valuable contributions to Australian communities, enhancing social cohesion and cultural exchange while also improving their own wellbeing. Yet, experts from the University…

  • Counselling available in the west

    Counselling available in the west

    The Western Region Centre Against Sexual Assault (WestCASA) are offering support for people distressed by the recent allegations of sexual assault in childcare centres in…

  • COMMENT – A plan for the future

    COMMENT – A plan for the future

    Williamstown Swimming and Lifesaving Club is proud of Williamstown’s heritage, and we are equally committed to its future. WSLSC has served the community for over…

  • The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has launched a powerful new initiative highlighting the profound and lasting impact of road trauma. The ‘Hardest Share’ calls on…

  • Ice Age lingers with ‘Jurassic’ Pajero

    Ice Age lingers with ‘Jurassic’ Pajero

    In the face of the red-hot advance of electric power, one internal combustion engine vehicle is moving at glacial pace to extend the Ice age.…

  • Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    The ability of motorists to adjust their driving to suit wet and frosty road conditions is crucial to lowering the winter road toll, according to…

  • Kids go free for school holidays

    Kids go free for school holidays

    From exhibitions to elephants, dinosaurs to dancefloors, there are plenty of free and affordable activities for families this school holidays. At the Werribee Open Range…

  • Taking Melbourne International Games Week to the next level

    Taking Melbourne International Games Week to the next level

    Gamers, influencers, businesses, educators and industry leaders are invited to help shape this year’s Melbourne International Games Week (MIGW) ahead of its return this October.…

  • Veloway defended as tunnel nears completion

    Veloway defended as tunnel nears completion

    The state government has insisted the soon to open West Gate Tunnel Veloway will make cycling from the western suburbs to the city easier and…

  • Grassland rubbish removal welcomed

    Grassland rubbish removal welcomed

    Rubbish dumped illegally on critically endangered grasslands in Altona will be removed after funding for the clean up was allocated in Hobsons Bay council’s recent…

  • Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Two programs aimed a boosting gender equity in sport have had their funding cut by the state government. The move has been labelled as “a…

  • Step right up and see the show

    Step right up and see the show

    Stop clowning around and make your way down to the circus these school holidays. Eroni’s Circus has arrived in Sunbury and set up camp in…

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