News
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A Song for the Earth well received
A west-based environmental scientist and author Shannon Jade’s book ‘A Song for the Earth’ seems to be striking a chord with quite a few people.…
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Celebrate Children’s Week
This Children’s Week, the Woodend Neighbourhood House is inviting local children to take part in creating a vibrant community mural celebrating the 2025 campaign theme:…
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A journey through time
A new exhibition is being shown at the Sunbury Hume Global Learning Centre, offering a step back into the past. Pastimes: The Evolution of Leisure,…
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Avalon ready to take off
Melbourne Avalon Airport and its employment precinct are set to play a pivotal role in the future development of Wyndham and Geelong. Jaidyn Kennedy met…
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Authors take the stage
A panel of Moorabool literary talent will present an engaging conversation at the Bacchus Marsh Strawberry and Cherry Fest, providing inspiration to the next generation…
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Council refuses place of worship
A proposal to build a Hindu temple in Whittlesea’s green wedge has been rejected by council. Whittlesea council rejected the application for 330 Grants Road,…
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Walk to fund life-changing research into pancreatic cancer
As World Pancreatic Cancer Month approaches this November, Australians are being urged to unite to honour loved ones, support those impacted by pancreatic cancer, and…
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Fuel savings app launched
Motorists can get help finding the cheapest fuel, following the launch of the state government’s Servo Saver. Servo Saver is available the Service Victoria app,…
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Victoria’s assisted dying laws to be updated
Victoria’s voluntary assisted dying (VAD) laws are being updated to make the process clearer and more compassionate for terminally ill Victorians who are living in…
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Road to nowhere
Several of Hume and Whittlesea’s intersections have been named among Melbourne’s most dangerous, frustrating and unfit in RACV’s My Melbourne Road Campaign, which surveyed more…
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Hume backs Ramadan night market
Hume council has taken a step toward establishing a Ramadan night market, moving to explore community-led options for the event. The proposal was initially brought…
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Lock down your number plates at Thomastown Bunnings
Bunnings Thomastown is inviting residents to speak with local police and take advantage of having one-way, anti-theft screws fitted to their number plates on the…
