News


  • Airport rail works commence

    Airport rail works commence

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    Works on the long-awaited Melbourne Airport Rail Link (MARL) have begun, marking the first step in the development of Sunshine into a transport superhub. According…

  • Cobblebank hub needs a name

    Cobblebank hub needs a name

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Melton council is inviting residents to help choose the name of a new five-level community services building in Cobblebank, with six shortlisted options set to…

  • Locals scrub up over summer clean-up

    Locals scrub up over summer clean-up

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Melton’s rubbish collectors have had a busy start to the year, with locals taking full advantage of their free hard waste collections and drop-offs to…

  • Car theft crackdown

    Car theft crackdown

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    More than 100 charges have been laid over the course of four nights as police crack down on car thefts in Melbourne’s west. Operation Momentum…

  • $4.5 billion airport upgrade

    $4.5 billion airport upgrade

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    A $4.5 billion expansion is on the cards for Melbourne Airport’s international terminal. Melbourne Airport said the expansion incorporates several projects, including an expansion of…

  • Festival set to light up Craigieburn

    Festival set to light up Craigieburn

    Northern Star Weekly

    Hume’s iconic Craigieburn Festival is returning to Anzac Park again this year, promising a day of family fun and entertainment. The festival will begin at…

  • Council approves Bulldogs childcare lease

    Council approves Bulldogs childcare lease

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    The future of the Bulldogs Community Children’s Centre at Whitten Oval has been secured, with Maribyrnong council approving a 10 year lease agreement with the…

  • Maribyrnong seal dies

    Maribyrnong seal dies

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    A seal found on the banks of Maribyrnong River on the weekend has died. Staff from Melbourne Zoo’s Marine Response Unit rescued the adult male…

  • Council investigates traffic issues

    Council investigates traffic issues

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Melton council has moved on tackling traffic issues raised by residents of Deanside Village estate. At its 23 February meeting, council resolved to undertake an…

Sport


  • Cannons boys squad released

    Cannons boys squad released

    Northern Star Weekly

    The Calder Cannons have revealed their under-18 boys squad for the Talent League season. Players from 20 clubs have been named in the Cannons with…

  • Kavanagh returns to EDFL

    Kavanagh returns to EDFL

    Northern Star Weekly

    Former West Coast Eagle Kayley Kavanagh will return to where it all began, becoming the latest former AFLW player to sign with an Essendon District…

  • Finals hopes alive

    Finals hopes alive

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Gellibrand just wanted to be competitive in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association McNamara Shield, now it’s a chance of playing finals. After two straight promotions,…

  • Dragons firing

    Dragons firing

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Gisborne piled on the runs against Lancefield, while Wallan got an important win as it locked in a Gisborne and District Cricket Association women’s A-grade…

  • Jamieson takes his chance

    Jamieson takes his chance

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Footscray’s Mitch Jamieson wasn’t expecting a call up to the Victorian second XI cricket team. Despite having a breakout season and his coach calling for…

  • Patient play pays off for Svanosio

    Patient play pays off for Svanosio

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Chris Svanosio finished the meeting with a rush, landing the last two winners to bring up a training double at Melton on Saturday night. Ultra-consistent…

More News


  • Timber gets a second life

    Timber gets a second life

    Northern Star Weekly

    Timber from trees felled as part of the Yan Yean Road upgrade and other natural materials removed as part of the project have been donated…

  • Skate park takes air

    Skate park takes air

    Northern Star Weekly

    The new Olivine Skate Park in Donnybrook has officially opened, offering a vibrant space for local young people and families to enjoy. The park’s opening…

  • Fifty years of fundraising

    Fifty years of fundraising

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Gisborne Country Fire Authority (CFA) joined the launch of the Royal Children’s Hospital’s (RCH) Good Friday Appeal to mark 75 years of the CFA’s involvement,…

  • Illegal dumpers to clean up their own mess

    Illegal dumpers to clean up their own mess

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Hume council will look to set up Community Clean-Up Corps through Work for the Dole and community work programs to tackle illegal dumping and graffiti…

  • Severe thunderstorm warning issued

    Severe thunderstorm warning issued

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    A severe thuderstorm warning and shelter indoors now alert has been issued for suburbs around Melbourne’s north-west. Residents in Sunbury, Sydenham, St Albans, Melbourne Airport,…

  • Teen stabbed in Gisborne

    Teen stabbed in Gisborne

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Police have arrested three teenagers following a stabbing in Gisborne on 21 February. Emergency services responded to reports of a male teen injured on Roberston…

  • Residents to name ‘biggest ever’ Melton build

    Residents to name ‘biggest ever’ Melton build

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Melton council is calling on locals to help shape the identity of Fraser Rise’s upcoming aquatic centre, Melton’s ‘biggest ever’ capital project. Community consultation will…

  • Council backs plan to ease school traffic congestion

    Council backs plan to ease school traffic congestion

    Northern Star Weekly

    Hume council has supported a plan to invest in marked parallel parking bays at schools to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion. Councillor Ally Watson’s…

  • Help clean up Wyndham

    Help clean up Wyndham

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    If you want to help keep Wyndham clean and the environment in good shape, then it might be worth considering getting involved in Clean Up…

  • Chippie pays it back

    Chippie pays it back

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Most open house auctions aren’t all that newsworthy, but there are always pretty special exceptions out there. On Saturday 21 February, a five-bedroom family home…