News
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‘Fire ready’ open day
Locals are invited to attend the Caroline Springs CFA (Country Fire Authority) open day this month for a day of family fun. There will be…
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Five warehouses approved
Wyndham council has settled on approving plans for the development of five warehouses at 865 Boundary Road, Truganina, that will form a future employment precinct.…
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Pair arrested after driving stolen vehicle
A 29-year-old Tullamarine man and 24-year-old Sydenham man have been arrested after a stolen vehicle was spotted allegedly speeding around Shepparton in the early hours…
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New trams arrive in Maidstone
The first new G Class tram have arrived a new Maidstone Tram Depot to begin testing. On Friday 17 October, Public and Active Transport Minister…
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Humbling honour
Paul Podbury has been recognised at the AFL Victoria Community Football Awards. The Woodend-Hesket Football Netball Club co-president was awarded the Community Volunteer of the…
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Trucks stopped on Canterbury Avenue
Trucks have ceased travelling along a quiet Sunbury street after the state’s planning tribunal ordered that all work at 370 Riddell Road must stop. Hume…
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Young voices have their say
There was a very special TedX talk in Tarneit on Wednesday 15 October, as students from three schools used their minds and voices to discuss…
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Built for the bush, tarted up for town
If you look carefully, you can just make out the Toyota Prado that lurks under the skin of the Lexus GX 550. It’s more evident…
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Sydenham MP to step down
Sydenham MP and Minister for Government Services, Treaty and First Peoples, Prevention of Family Violence, and Women Natalie Hutchins has announced she will not seek…
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Park stewardship program progressing
Melton council is progressing with a campaign that encourages residents to care for their local parks and open spaces. In a Facebook post on Monday…
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Reunion a smash hit
About 70 people attended the Ballan Tennis Club reunion on Sunday 12 October, with the reinvigoration of its committee now looking promising. Long-time former Ballan…
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Walking for a cause
An 800km trek is not quite a walk in the park, but for Alan Thorpe the daunting distance is worth it to help publicise and…
