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    EASY VEGAN I have friends coming over for afternoon tea this weekend, at least one of whom is a vegan. Instead of getting in a…

  • Friends of Altona Library ready to celebrate 50th birthday

    Friends of Altona Library ready to celebrate 50th birthday

    Ethel Muller, 97, a long-time Friends of Altona Library member, will be among those celebrating Altona library’s 50th birthday on Saturday. The library was opened…

  • Western Jets get little reward

    Western Jets coach Torin Baker insists his side’s 10-goal losing margin to Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday was…

  • FFV: Five year ban for soccer fan after brawl

    A man has been banned from all soccer matches in Victoria for five years after storming on to the pitch and striking a junior player.…

  • Crowdfunding drives Altona Meadows’ disabled boy further

    Crowdfunding drives Altona Meadows’ disabled boy further

    Altona Meadows mother Maureen Visser has picked up a new car with wheelchair access for disabled son Nathan, after turning to crowdfunding to help raise…

  • ‘Make rat run ban permanent’

    By Benjamin Millar Williamstown MP Wade Noonan is demanding a permanent ban on non-local trucks using residential inner-west streets if the proposed Western Distributor is…

  • Lost pets may get a new home

    A western region animal pound may be built to ease the strain on the Lost Dogs’ Home. Cats and dogs impounded in Hobsons Bay are…

  • Hobsons Bay tidal snappers at work to be part of history

    Hobsons Bay tidal snappers at work to be part of history

    Hobsons Bay schoolchildren photographed this week’s king tides in the bay as part of a project to map Australia’s changing coastline. King tides, the highest…

  • Security cameras clean up central Footscray, say police

    Security cameras clean up central Footscray, say police

    Security cameras throughout central Footscray have significantly helped tackle crime in the area, according to police. Inspector Tony Long said closed circuit television cameras, installed…

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    Asbestos in creek bed The Environment Protection Authority has served Melbourne Water with another removal notice after a sediment stockpile at Thomas Street, Yarraville, was…

  • Yarraville residents fight against Gamon Street unit development

    Yarraville residents fight against Gamon Street unit development

    Residents and business owners are waging a fight against a proposed 17-unit development on Gamon Street in Yarraville, fearing the project will change the character…

  • Altona Loop Group claims it has been dudded by Labor

    Altona commuters are accusing the state government of breaking its promise to improve the troubled Altona loop train service. Altona Labor MP and former shadow…

  • Port Phillip Woollen Mill site land sold for housing

    Port Phillip Woollen Mill site land sold for housing

    Property developer AV Jennings has bought the $350 million Waterline Place development on the former Port Phillip Woollen Mill site at Williamstown. Evolve managing director…

  • Williamstown North: Zoning risk to caravan park tenants

    Williamstown North: Zoning risk to caravan park tenants

    Hobsons Bay Caravan Park may close after a state government-appointed planning panel supported the rezoning of industrial land at Williamstown North. The rezoning allows four-storey…

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    Victoria’s first female premier Joan Kirner has been remembered as the ultimate trailblazer whose love of Williamstown was matched only by her passion for education…

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