News
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Two bad bridges
Two dangerous bridges need major upgrades before West Tarneit Station opens next year, according to a local resident. Chaitanya Chalasani said the Leakes Road and…
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Dangerous local roads named
Bacchus Marsh-Gisborne Road was rated as the worst road in the Moorabool, after new data revealing the most dangerous roads in Victoria has been released.…
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Club recognised for hooking kids on hockey
The Footscray Hockey Club has been recognised for its efforts in attracting young players to the sport. The Yarraville based club was named the HookIn2Hockey…
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Club is the bees knees
J Beekeeping Club has a new meeting spot, and members are ready to welcome some new busy bees into the group. President Michael Symczycz said…
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Collaborative mural inspires
Six local emergings artists have completed a colourful new mural at St Albans Community Centre as part of a four week mural mentorship program. The…
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Youth sports boost available
Melton is reminding residents that a council program can help cover registration fees for extra-curricular activities for young people who are eligible. The council’s ‘FairGo…
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Suspenseful thriller in Bacchus
A thrilling drama filled with suspense and mystery will be performed by a local community theatre group in Bacchus Marsh this month. Moonlite Theatre will…
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Grants continue to support local community
Whittlesea council has updated its community grant guidelines after more than $2.5 million in community grants were allocated to 174 applicants in the 2024/ 2025…
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North’s riskiest roads revealed
Some of the busiest roads in Whittlesea and Hume are also among Melbourne’s riskiest according to the RACV. RACV’s new road safety map uses a…
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Streetlife seeks volunteers
Ahead of its return to the streets of Sunbury in November, the Sunbury Streetlife team is seeking eager volunteers to help bring the event to…
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Nepali community stands strong
While Nepal is in the middle of political upheaval and potential revolution, many members of the Nepalese-Wyndham community are anxiously awaiting news on the fate…
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Council campaign wins
Spending your dollars locally pays off– at least when it comes to winning national campaigns. Wyndham council’s ‘Love Your Local’ campaign recently won Mainstreet Australia’s…
