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  • Council fronts fraud hearing

    Council fronts fraud hearing

    Wyndham was one of four audited councils to face a hearing into fraud and corruption control by the state government on Monday, July 28. The…

  • Patrol backlash

    Patrol backlash

    A security crackdown in central Footscray is doomed to fail and could make the area less safe, according to a new community group established in…

  • Feedback sought on Australian Grand Prix

    Feedback sought on Australian Grand Prix

    The state government is seeking community feedback on proposed legislative changes aimed at supporting the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix. On Monday, July 28, the…

  • ATO issues fraud warning

    ATO issues fraud warning

    The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is sending a clear message to businesses considering committing GST fraud, making dishonest claims or falsifying invoices. ATO assistant commissioner…

  • A berry long run!

    A berry long run!

    Winding through lush Moorabool scenery, the Berry Long Run is returning for its 11th year, raising funds to support people who have experienced family violence.…

  • A local’s legacy

    A local’s legacy

    President and founder of the Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek (FLKC) and local lobbyist, Geoffrey Mitchelmore OAM, is hanging up the boots for a well-earned…

  • Poetry through painting in Ballan

    Poetry through painting in Ballan

    An outdoor exhibition in Ballan will present “poetry through images,” with colourful artworks inspired by daily observations. Presented at Moorabool’s outdoor gallery space MAPP Up…

  • Pop-up blood donation centre coming to Sunshine

    Pop-up blood donation centre coming to Sunshine

    Australian Red Cross Lifeblood is urging Brimbank locals to donate blood at its pop-up blood donation centre in Sunshine when it opens next month. According…

  • Parwan tenant fined

    Parwan tenant fined

    A plan to dump truckloads of demolition waste in the country has ended in a criminal conviction and over $10,000 in fines and costs, with…

  • Innovation key focus of council

    Innovation key focus of council

    Macedon Ranges council will explore the establishment of a new committee. Adopted at the July 23 council meeting, Cr Alison Joesph moved the motion to…

  • Disney lovers dare to dream

    Disney lovers dare to dream

    Disney lovers in Hobsons Bay are in for a treat next month when the Williamstown Musical Theatre Company (WMTC) performs “Dare to Dream Jr” from…

  • Waste dumping fine

    Waste dumping fine

    A plan to dump truckloads of demolition waste in the country has ended in a criminal conviction and over $10,000 in fines and costs. Ayach…