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  • Celebrate Christmas cheer

    Celebrate Christmas cheer

    Western Eagles Football Club is inviting locals to its Carols by Candlelight event taking place next month. Juniors president Richard Gill said the event is…

  • Events support holistic wellbeing

    Events support holistic wellbeing

    The second WellAhead open day, led by Northern Health on October 24, brought people together for a half-day of wellness activities. Eighteen participants including community…

  • Volunteer recognised

    Volunteer recognised

    A Brimbank local has been recognised for her extensive contributions to the community. STEM educator and volunteer Devika Chaudhary won the ‘outstanding contribution to the…

  • Change for change

    Change for change

    A Caroline Springs family has turned the act of recycling into a game, a valuable life lesson and a way to give back to the…

  • Milestone moment for a jailhouse rocker

    Milestone moment for a jailhouse rocker

    Dean Walker is gearing up to celebrate his 300th show on Sunbury Radio. Mr Walker, who hosts ‘In the Jailhouse Tonight’, will air his 300th…

  • Belonging at the core of artist’s project

    Belonging at the core of artist’s project

    Erhan Tirli is the artist behind Hatır (2022–2024), a long-term project that explores cross-cultural belonging beyond singular identities. The project includes collaborative portraits, still life,…

  • Council accepts Boardman Stadium funding

    Council accepts Boardman Stadium funding

    Hume council will apply for $2.5 million from the federal government to upgrade Boardman Stadium in Sunbury, as already promised to the community. At the…

  • Macedon Ranges chooses new mayor

    Macedon Ranges chooses new mayor

    Multiple councillors battled it out for the top spots after a heavy contest for Macedon Ranges’ mayor and deputy mayor. At the November 25 council…

  • Shire of Melton’s caring history

    Shire of Melton’s caring history

    A dedicated group of retired home carers from the former Shire of Melton continue to honour decades of community service, meeting regularly to share lunch,…

  • Dining for success

    Dining for success

    A Melton-based community leader is calling attention to what she describes as a silent but urgent crisis affecting migrant and refugee-background families across Melbourne’s west,…

  • Council cracks down on illegal dumping

    Council cracks down on illegal dumping

    Whittlesea council said it is sending a clear message to anyone thinking about illegally dumping rubbish in the community. Mayor Lawrie Cox said illegal dumping…

  • Funding for Al-Taqwa

    Funding for Al-Taqwa

    Al-Taqwa College in Truganina will receive $3.6 million from the state government to carry out construction on its new primary school building. On Monday 24…