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  • Delivering for over 155 years

    Delivering for over 155 years

    One of Kyneton’s most beloved buildings has reached a special milestone. Kyneton Post Office recently marked 155 years, with Australia Post celebrating its rich history…

  • Melton’s priorities

    Melton’s priorities

    Melton’s council is calling for a whole-of-government partnership approach to help meet the demand of its rapidly growing community, unveiling its latest advocacy priorities on…

  • Junubi welcomes youth support

    Junubi welcomes youth support

    A $750,000 boost from the state government designed to support South Sudanese youth across Melbourne has been well received by a local community leader. Announced…

  • Melton’s big night of racing

    Melton’s big night of racing

    Families, racing fans and entertainment lovers alike are being urged to get on track for one of Melton’s biggest nights of the year, with a…

  • Bushfire deemed suspicious

    Bushfire deemed suspicious

    Police are investigating a bushfire in Lerderderg on 3 February. Emergency services responded to reports of the blaze near O’Brien’s Crossing about 7pm. An investigation…

  • Man burned in Bacchus Marsh assault

    Man burned in Bacchus Marsh assault

    A 57-year-old man is in hospital with serious burns following an assault and fire in Bacchus Marsh. Emergency services were called to reports of a…

  • Bulldogs premiership hero remembered

    Bulldogs premiership hero remembered

    One of the heroes of Footscray’s 1954 VFL premiership team, Doug Reynolds, has died aged 92. Reynolds, who kicked a goal and was named among…

  • How does your MP behave?

    How does your MP behave?

    Federal politicians are used to the public and pundits scrutinising their every word, but now AI has joined the long list of watchdogs keeping tabs…

  • New school, new preps

    New school, new preps

    Hillside Primary School has begun the new term as a standalone school, following the demerger from Sydenham-Hillside Primary School. The school said the milestone marks…

  • ‘Nauseating’ odour persists

    ‘Nauseating’ odour persists

    A month on and residents across Brimbank are still complaining of a foul odour, resembling rotting-meat, present in multiple suburbs. As reported by Star Weekly,…

  • Creative West feedback sought

    Creative West feedback sought

    Maribyrnong residents are being given the chance to have their say on the Creative West project aimed at revitalising the Footscray CBD. Workshops, events and drop-ins sessions…

  • Moorabool moves on road safety

    Moorabool moves on road safety

    Moorabool council is targeting road safety in a bid to reduce serious injuries and fatalities occurring across the shire. The council voted to put on…