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  • Crafty ladies helping kids

    Crafty ladies helping kids

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Werribee Ladies for Kids volunteers will set up their Christmas stall at Pacific Werribee from November 24-30, as members sell their craft works to raise…

  • Tree-mendous sale

    Tree-mendous sale

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Bacchus Marsh families can officially start counting down the days to Christmas, with the annual Rotary and SES Christmas Tree Fundraiser set to return on…

  • Fatal collision in Parwan

    Fatal collision in Parwan

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    A man has died following a fatal collision in Parwan on the morning of Friday 21 November. Police were told a ute travelling west on…

  • Sikh community facility approved

    Sikh community facility approved

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Wyndham council has approved plans to renovate and expand the Gurdwara Sikh community facility in Hoppers Crossing, despite 108 objections from residents. Under the proposal,…

  • When hoons collide

    When hoons collide

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    Police are investigating a collision in Port Melbourne earlier this week that involved a 41-year old Cairnlea woman and a 20-year old Hoppers Crossing man.…

  • Partnership helps local charity

    Partnership helps local charity

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    A local charity organisation has said its new corporate partnership “means the world” to its workers and volunteers. Melbourne Airport and Helping Hands Mission, with…

  • New sports precinct stage

    New sports precinct stage

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Stage two of the Macedon Ranges Sports Precinct has commenced with the awarding of two contracts to deliver additional indoor and outdoor facilities. The start…

  • Call for lights at ‘worst’ roundabout

    Call for lights at ‘worst’ roundabout

    Northern Star Weekly

    Whittlesea councillors have added their voices to call for traffic lights to be installed at a Thomastown roundabout dubbed the “worst roundabout in Thomastown”. During…

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  • Watkins rookie listed

    Watkins rookie listed

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    The move from Melton to Adelaide has paid off for Jack Watkins who has been rookie listed by Port Adelaide. Watkins was one of a…

  • Woodend’s new hero

    Woodend’s new hero

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Cooper Duff-Tytler is the toast of Woodend after being selected at pick four by West Coast in the AFL national draft on Wednesday night. The…

  • Malual calls time

    Malual calls time

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Bior Malual has called time on his Victorian Football League career after seven seasons and 101 games at Werribee. Malual’s time at Avalon Airport Oval…

  • Davis, Cootee and El Achkar drafted

    Davis, Cootee and El Achkar drafted

    Northern Star Weekly

    Three players with connections to Melbourne’s north-west were selected on night two of the AFL draft. Western Jets’ Finn Davis will get his shot in…

  • Sweid is headed to Fremantle

    Sweid is headed to Fremantle

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    New Fremantle forward Adam Sweid is ready to get to work after being taken with the last pick on night one of the AFL national…

  • AFL dream come true

    AFL dream come true

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    The realisation that he is now an AFL player was still sinking in for Calder Cannons’ Cooper Duff-Tytler. While having represented Australia on the national…

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  • New sports precinct stage

    New sports precinct stage

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    Stage two of the Macedon Ranges Sports Precinct has commenced with the awarding of two contracts to deliver additional indoor and outdoor facilities. The start…

  • Call for lights at ‘worst’ roundabout

    Call for lights at ‘worst’ roundabout

    Northern Star Weekly

    Whittlesea councillors have added their voices to call for traffic lights to be installed at a Thomastown roundabout dubbed the “worst roundabout in Thomastown”. During…

  • Ambulance figures improve despite record demand

    Ambulance figures improve despite record demand

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Ambulance response times for emergency call-outs in the inner-west have marginally improved, despite a record number of call-outs statewide. The latest quarterly performance data released…

  • Parking awareness campaign planned

    Parking awareness campaign planned

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Wyndham council has promised it will undertake an education and enforcement campaign to remind drivers to think before they park in a disabled parking bay…

  • Young artists celebrate native butterfly

    Young artists celebrate native butterfly

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    The story of a native butterfly’s journey out of near extinction is being highlighted at an art display for the community to enjoy at The…

  • Toy donations wanted for local charity Christmas drive

    Toy donations wanted for local charity Christmas drive

    Northern Star Weekly

    Thomastown-based Turbans 4 Australia is running its Christmas toy drive again this year, urging people to donate what they can before December 6. Turbans 4…