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  • Sixty years nurturing Sunbury’s youngest

    Sixty years nurturing Sunbury’s youngest

    One of Sunbury’s oldest kindergartens is turning 60 this year, and the community is invited to join the celebration. In November, St Andrews Kindergarten Sunbury…

  • Wannabe demon slayer waylaid by police

    Wannabe demon slayer waylaid by police

    A Maidstone man has been warned by police after taking his cosplay a little too seriously. Officers rushed to Southland Shopping Centre on Wednesday night…

  • Heritage assurance sought

    Heritage assurance sought

    Brimbank council has requested the Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) provide it with a summary clarifying how the Sunshine superhub project will protect and enhance…

  • Make a lasting difference as a foster carer

    Make a lasting difference as a foster carer

    This Foster Care Week, Lighthouse Foundation is calling on people who have ever thought about fostering to turn that thought into action. Across Victoria, children…

  • Queen to rock Wyndham

    Queen to rock Wyndham

    If you have mortgages on homes and stiffness in your bones— or any other of life’s stressors— the Queen Rocks tribute is coming to Wyndham…

  • Ex-umpire put on bail over $300k Brownlow fraud claim

    Ex-umpire put on bail over $300k Brownlow fraud claim

    A former AFL umpire, his brother and two others have been placed on bail after a magistrate said their alleged $300,000 Brownlow Medal betting fraud…

  • A taste of Scotland in Mt Macedon

    A taste of Scotland in Mt Macedon

    You won’t need to leave the Macedon Ranges to experience Shetland in this new exhibition. Local artist Jo Hoyne has brought a taste of the…

  • Hume a hot spot for animal cruelty

    Hume a hot spot for animal cruelty

    Hume has ranked high in Victoria for animal cruelty reports and animal seizures, according to RSPCA Victoria’s latest animal cruelty report. The Hume LGA ranked…

  • Watergardens carpark opens

    Watergardens carpark opens

    A new and upgraded carpark with 485 spaces opened at Watergardens Station earlier this month, along with 26 new accessible car spaces and 70 new…

  • Mini masterpieces wanted

    Mini masterpieces wanted

    Find your smallest paint brush and create your very own mini masterpiece for the Kyneton Library’s Tiny Art Show. Submissions are open now for the…

  • Two charged in $36m tobacco black market bust

    Two charged in $36m tobacco black market bust

    A 29-year-old Meadow Heights man has been arrested as part of an operation which police say also resulted in the arrest of a major player…

  • Kealba landfill information session

    Kealba landfill information session

    The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has announced it will hold a community information session this month to provide locals with updates on the Sunshine landfill…