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  • Exploring Eynesbury Woodland

    Exploring Eynesbury Woodland

    Eynesbury Environment Group welcomed a “record” number of participants to its most recent bird walk, many of whom had not been in the bush before,…

  • Historic collection goes under the hammer

    Historic collection goes under the hammer

    Williamstown identity John ’Banjo’ Patterson OAM believed that the antiques that he avidly collected over his lifetime should be prominently displayed and shared with the…

  • Third runway community sessions in Keilor

    Third runway community sessions in Keilor

    Melbourne Airport will be hosting community information sessions in Brimbank. The sessions, part of the noise amelioration plan and program public consultation, will provide local…

  • Bestiality, child abuse accused fails in secrecy bid

    Bestiality, child abuse accused fails in secrecy bid

    A Hoppers Crossing man charged with rape, bestiality and child abuse offences has failed to keep secret details of his case and its alleged links…

  • Kinder up for award

    Kinder up for award

    Home Road Kindergarten in Newport is a finalist in the 2025 Victorian Early Years Awards. The kinder is one of three finalists for the Emeritus…

  • Dangerous roads revealed

    Dangerous roads revealed

    Three inner-west intersections have been named on a list of the region’s most dangerous junctions. The Western Freeway on/off ramps at Hopkins Road in Deanside…

  • Reflecting on memories through painting

    Reflecting on memories through painting

    Artist Yoonjung Kim records emotions and sensations through painting, drawn from personal memories and experiences, in a new exhibition opening in Brimbank this month. ’Interwoven’…

  • New home for 5G tower

    New home for 5G tower

    Whittlesea council has approved a lease agreement with Optus for the construction and operation of a new telecommunications facility at Main Street Recreation Reserve in…

  • Cup gallops into Wyndham!

    Cup gallops into Wyndham!

    Having been as far away from Flemington as New York, the Melbourne Cup spent a little bit of time at Palm Lake Resort in Truganina…

  • Youth council elected

    Youth council elected

    Hume has elected its inaugural youth council. Twelve young people have been elected by their peers, with 3300 youth aged 11 to 17 casting their…

  • Calls for new blood donation centre

    Calls for new blood donation centre

    Brimbank locals are asking for a new permanent blood donor centre to be established in Sunshine, citing the long travel times to nearby established donor…

  • Diwali festival to light up Footscray

    Diwali festival to light up Footscray

    Footscray will come alive this Saturday 25 October for the ninth annual Diwali Festival of Lights at Whitten Oval. The Hindu festival of lights is…