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  • Green light for Mernda development

    Green light for Mernda development

    Whittlesea council has given the green light to a major residential redevelopment in Mernda, with a focus on boosting affordable housing options for the community.…

  • Major sports pavilion works commence

    Major sports pavilion works commence

    Brimbank council has commenced works on a $5.8 million pavilion at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine. The pavilion, which is funded by council, will provide…

  • Health concerns around third runway

    Health concerns around third runway

    Melbourne Airport’s announcement that it would start initial construction on a third runway this month has sparked concern among locals about how the increased air…

  • Party like its 1875

    Party like its 1875

    Step back in time with Mount Macedon Primary School as the school prepares to celebrate a big milestone. The school is celebrating its 150th anniversary…

  • Grand final chaos

    Grand final chaos

    The local sporting community came together to make sure the Riddell District Football Netball League junior grand final day still went ahead despite “selfish behaviour”…

  • Addressing youth machete crime

    Addressing youth machete crime

    Youth crimes involving edged weapons have been on the rise in Melbourne, with a state government ban on the sales and possession of machetes coming…

  • Ghost buses disappear

    Ghost buses disappear

    Commuters in the western suburbs are being fooled by so-called ‘ghost buses’ that appear on the Public Transport Victoria (PTV) app, but never arrive. The…

  • Little eland, big future

    Little eland, big future

    Werribee Open Range Zoo has welcomed a little antelope who has a big future. Tshepo, the one-year-old eland calf – the largest antelope species –…

  • Five charged over Gladstone Park home invasion

    Five charged over Gladstone Park home invasion

    Five males have been charged following a violent home invasion and non-fatal shooting in Gladstone Park in July. Police are seeking the extradition of a…

  • Canadian man arrested in Tullamarine

    Canadian man arrested in Tullamarine

    A Canadian national has been charged after detectives from Victoria Police’s VIPER Taskforce uncovered an alleged international drug trafficking operation. With assistance from Taskforce Icarus,…

  • Cat curfew in draft pet plan

    Cat curfew in draft pet plan

    A cat curfew will be imposed in Maribyrnong next year under a draft animal management plan endorsed at a council meeting on Tuesday night. Under…

  • Calls for fire levy review

    Calls for fire levy review

    Brimbank council has formally requested the state government to review the emergency services and volunteers fund (ESVF) levy, which was introduced in July this year.…