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  • Two charged following Broadmeadows affray

    Two charged following Broadmeadows affray

    Police have charged two people following an alleged affray in Broadmeadows last month. Police responded to reports of an altercation between two groups in a…

  • Political play entertains

    Political play entertains

    Locals looking for a night of laughs can head to St Albans to watch the satirical play ‘November,’ which is being staged by Powderkeg Players.…

  • Recycle drink containers to help save frogs

    Recycle drink containers to help save frogs

    A new partnership between Zoos Victoria and Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme is striving to help save the threatened species of frogs. The campaign is titled…

  • CBD for the North

    CBD for the North

    La Trobe University has unveiled an ambitious $5 million masterplan to transform its Bundoora campus into a thriving city through a 30-year vision set to…

  • Hume decks the halls

    Hume decks the halls

    Christmas spirit will fill the air in Craigieburn as one of Hume’s most anticipated festive events of the year returns to Anzac Park on Saturday…

  • Dancer is Stayin’ Alive in new production

    Dancer is Stayin’ Alive in new production

    Western suburbs performer Hannah Canon beat out hundreds of other hopefuls to score a role in the upcoming production of Saturday Night Fever. The show…

  • Memories drive away

    Memories drive away

    Saying goodbye to thousands of objects collected over a lifetime is bittersweet for octogenarian Ray Jones and his wife Gaye. The couple are selling their…

  • Helping drive rail network’s ‘new age’

    Helping drive rail network’s ‘new age’

    A Maribyrnong local has been learning to drive trains in the new Metro Tunnel and mentoring other trainee drivers along the way. Anna Tirotta is…

  • Grant encourages sustainable choices

    Grant encourages sustainable choices

    Saltwater P-9 College in Point Cook will use a $5,000 grant to launch a student-led initiative to create eco-bricks – reusable building materials developed from…

  • Nurses mark 50 years

    Nurses mark 50 years

    Two Western Health nurses are celebrating 50 years of service at Footscray Hospital. Beverly Howard, 78, and Olga Learoyd, 75, work in the theatre and…

  • Internal review launched after mayor caught drink driving

    Internal review launched after mayor caught drink driving

    Macedon Ranges council will conduct an internal review following mayor Dom Bonanno’s drink driving charge. Council chief executive officer Bernie O’Sullivan confirmed council was aware…

  • Discount desexing

    Discount desexing

    Brimbank council has teamed up with The Vet Project so Brimbank residents can get their cats desexed for $75 on 9, 10 and 11 December…