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  • Sunbury Seniors Hub opened

    Sunbury Seniors Hub opened

    Sunbury Seniors are celebrating the opening of their new home. The Sunbury Seniors Hub officially opened in November, with the new building delivering a modern…

  • Mayor sets out priorities

    Mayor sets out priorities

    Moorabool’s new mayor, first-time councillor Steven Venditti-Taylor, has laid out his priorities for the next 12 months. Cr Venditti-Taylor won the mayoral election on Wednesday…

  • Reserve re-opens

    Reserve re-opens

    Ballan’s McLean Reserve has officially reopened after upgrade works to revitalise the historic space for recreation, heritage and community connection. Moorabool Mayor Cr Steven Venditti-Taylor…

  • A spectrum of colours

    A spectrum of colours

    Christmas cheer has arrived in Fraser Rise as a local family’s glowing display shines light on a good cause. The Selle family has put on…

  • Work begins on Workshop Jetty

    Work begins on Workshop Jetty

    Remediation work on the historic Workshop Jetty in Williamstown has finally begun, four years after it was closed to the public. In late 2021, the…

  • Dragons win, just

    Dragons win, just

    Gisborne held its nerve to sneak home against Wallan in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association McIntyre Cup on Saturday. The match came down to…

  • St Monica’s College wins gold

    St Monica’s College wins gold

    St Monica’s College, Epping, has been awarded the Gold Award (first place) at the 2025 Rerum Novarum Awards, hosted by Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS),…

  • Proud steps

    Proud steps

    Broadmeadows families came together on Wednesday 12 November for a heart-warming celebration of early learning as 25 local children graduated from the internationally recognised Home…

  • Voluntary Assisted Dying changes ‘fairer’ and ‘more compassionate’

    Voluntary Assisted Dying changes ‘fairer’ and ‘more compassionate’

    Amendments to the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017 officially passed the Victorian Parliament on 18 November – bringing Victoria’s laws in line with some other…

  • New knife crime laws as record number taken off streets

    New knife crime laws as record number taken off streets

    Violent offenders using knives may be locked up for longer as a record number of machetes and other blades are seized, mainly from criminals and…

  • Cat Protection Society of Victoria appeals for the gift of nine lives this Christmas

    Cat Protection Society of Victoria appeals for the gift of nine lives this Christmas

    This Christmas, The Cat Protection Society of Victoria (CPSV) is calling on Victorians to help give the gift of life to cats in need through…

  • Young readers receive boost

    Young readers receive boost

    As Children’s Book Week celebrations wrapped up, the state government is encouraging young people and children to keep on reading through the Premiers’ Reading Challenge…