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  • Hume considers differential rates

    Hume considers differential rates

    Hume council will consult with the community next year about adopting differential property rates in the 2027/28 financial year. At the November 8 council meeting,…

  • Highpoint police operation

    Highpoint police operation

    Highpoint Shopping Centre will have an extra police presence over the summer months as part of efforts to reduce crime and improve safety at retail…

  • Celebrate Bald Hill

    Celebrate Bald Hill

    Moorabool residents are invited to lace up their walking shoes and take part in celebrating the completion of the Bald Hill precinct, with a community…

  • Plumpton battery to power summer

    Plumpton battery to power summer

    Victoria’s push toward renewable energy has received a major boost, with the SEC’s massive 600-megawatt battery in Plumpton officially switched on and feeding power into…

  • Christmas windows shine bright

    Christmas windows shine bright

    Christmas is well on the way in Caroline Springs with the installation of a heart-warming display on the windows of CS Gallery. Throughout December and…

  • Christmas eve lolly drop returns

    Christmas eve lolly drop returns

    It wouldn’t be Christmas in Werribee if you didn’t hear the sounds of sirens and a merry ’Ho Ho Ho’. One of Wyndham’s Christmas traditions…

  • Cannabis debate reignited

    Cannabis debate reignited

    A Western Metropolitan MP has accused the state government of ignoring its own Labor members after a motion to legalise cannabis for personal use was…

  • $100,000 fine after worker’s five-metre fall

    $100,000 fine after worker’s five-metre fall

    A property renovation and maintenance company has been fined $100,000 after a contractor’s five-metre fall at a Campbellfield factory left him with serious injuries. On…

  • Another garbage truck battery blaze

    Another garbage truck battery blaze

    Authorities are again pleading with inner-west residents to not throw their batteries in the bin, after another garbage truck fire in Maribyrnong last week, the…

  • Cheques for charities

    Cheques for charities

    Tens of thousands of people walking and running through a tunnel has resulted in tens of thousands of dollars for two inner-west charities. Asylum seeker…

  • A good dog day!

    A good dog day!

    The Chessington Street Dog Park in Williams Landing was home to a very special kind of Christmas event on Friday 5 December. A group of…

  • New RNA therapy to tackle rare childhood diseases

    New RNA therapy to tackle rare childhood diseases

    Researchers at St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research have made a significant breakthrough in developing an innovative RNA therapy that could transform the lives of…