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  • Have your say on Hume’s traffic management plans

    Have your say on Hume’s traffic management plans

    Have your say on Hume council’s proposed traffic management plans for Coolaroo and Roxburgh Park West. According to the council, these plans were made in…

  • Free tennis program returns

    Free tennis program returns

    Locals are getting ready to serve up fun as Brimbank council’s ‘In2Tennis’ initiative returns. The program will give Brimbank residents a chance to pick up…

  • Thomastown by-election set for May

    Thomastown by-election set for May

    A by-election will be held in Whittlesea’s Thomastown ward in May after Nic Brooks resigned from council earlier this month. Thomastown residents and ratepayers are…

  • Victorian renters to benefit from expanded support services

    Victorian renters to benefit from expanded support services

    In a move aimed at providing more assistance to Victorian renters, the state government has announced a new program that will significantly boost funding and…

  • Brimbank SES seeks new recruits

    Brimbank SES seeks new recruits

    The Brimbank VICSES (Victoria state emergency service) unit is on the lookout for new recruits. Brimbank SES deputy controller, admin and members, Vanessa White has…

  • Rhyme time at the beach

    Rhyme time at the beach

    Youngsters, well there parents at least, are encouraged to check out Wyndham Council’s rhyme time each Monday at Werribee South Beach. From 10.30-11am at the…

  • Multimedia Maori art at Dianella

    Multimedia Maori art at Dianella

    All are invited to the Dianella Community Centre in Tarneit to view Ka Aro Kia Āro -Turn your focus to know, understand by Irihipeti Waretini…

  • One on one IT help

    One on one IT help

    A series of free IT help sessions will be coming to Truganina Library Lounge across February and March. Staff members at the library can assist…

  • Back to school zones

    Back to school zones

    Drivers across Melton and Moorabool are being reminded to slow down and take extra care as children return to school, with reduced speed limits now…

  • Regulations squash local food van dreams

    Regulations squash local food van dreams

    A neighbourhood house’s hopes to host a small food trailer on their property have been squashed by planning regulations. Creeds Farm Living and Learning Centre…

  • Long weekend driving crackdown

    Long weekend driving crackdown

    A 23-year-old probationary driver from Maddingley, found to be four times over the legal limit, was among scores of drivers nabbed for driving offences during…

  • The power of women

    The power of women

    Those looking for a night of entertainment that encapsulates the power of women to outlast, outwit, and out-muscle sexism, look no further. Written by Emmy…