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  • Expected delays in Epping

    Expected delays in Epping

    Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time this week, with sections of Harvest Home Road in Epping and Wollert closed due to planned roadworks.…

  • Historic partnership embeds Wurundjeri culture in Cloverton’s future

    Historic partnership embeds Wurundjeri culture in Cloverton’s future

    Stockland and the Wurrundjeri Woi-Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation (WWCHAC) have signed a landmark partnership agreement at Cloverton in Kalkallo, marking the first of its…

  • Pony time in Werribee

    Pony time in Werribee

    Werribee Park was a hub of skill and pageantry last week when the Pony Club Australia National Championships rode into town. Held between October 1-5,…

  • Festival celebrates diversity

    Festival celebrates diversity

    The vibrant ‘Be Bold Festival’ is returning to Brimbank this month in a spectacle not to be missed. Hosted by Brimbank council, the free of…

  • Learn or refresh CPR skills

    Learn or refresh CPR skills

    Ambulance Victoria (AV) is encouraging Brimbank locals to learn or refresh their cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills at a free ‘call, push, shock’ session on Saturday,…

  • Sign up to save a life

    Sign up to save a life

    While Victoria holds one of the best survival rates for cardiac arrests in the world, community members are being encouraged to sharpen up their CPR…

  • Lola commemorates family and force

    Lola commemorates family and force

    Given her late husband Peter was the man responsible for creating it, Cruickshank Park in Yarraville is a special place for Lola Anderson. And given…

  • Young people front and centre at Youth Con ‘25

    Young people front and centre at Youth Con ‘25

    Young people from Hobsons Bay and around Melbourne’s west enjoyed a day of music, creativity and community spirit at Youth Con ‘25 on Friday, October…

  • Balliang fatal truck rollover

    Balliang fatal truck rollover

    Police are investigating a fatal truck rollover in Balliang on Friday, October 3. According to police, the truck lost control before it rolled on Bacchus…

  • Kasim’s cafe closed for good

    Kasim’s cafe closed for good

    Kasim Khan didn’t mince words when asked why he closed down his Newport restaurant last week. “Because my health is not very good and also…

  • Water bill compensation

    Water bill compensation

    Greater Western Water (GWW) is proposing to waive about $75 million in unbilled charges for usage in 2024 and provide approximately $55 million in customer…

  • Horror franchise coming to Melbourne

    Horror franchise coming to Melbourne

    Victoria will set the scene for the latest installment of the hit horror franchise Insidious. Creative Industries Minister Colin Brooks announced Melbourne has been chosen…