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  • Stories of family violence recovery told through art

    Stories of family violence recovery told through art

    A moving exhibition telling women’s stories of family violence recovery will have its first presentation in Melbourne’s west as part of the exhibition’s final season.…

  • Merry makeover

    Merry makeover

    The Riddells Creek Lions Club and the Riddells Creek Neighbourhood House (RCNH) have sprinkled some festive cheer around town. RCNH president Justus Homburg said the…

  • Western Metro MP resparks cannabis debate

    Western Metro MP resparks cannabis debate

    A Western Metropolitan MP has accused the state government of ignoring its own Labor members after a motion to legalise cannabis for personal use was…

  • Free fresh food at Bundoora market

    Free fresh food at Bundoora market

    Foodbank Victoria is hosting a Christmas food market providing free fresh food to more than 300 families in Bundoora on tonight. The market in Bundoora…

  • Community collaboration to reshape SES garden

    Community collaboration to reshape SES garden

    The front garden of the VICSES Aintree Unit is set for a major transformation, with volunteers and students from Bacchus Marsh Grammar joining forces to…

  • A labour of love

    A labour of love

    Three brave young boys have visited a home that will be auctioned to help other brave children receive vital medical treatment. Eight-year-old Archie, seven-year-old Keni…

  • Petition tabled

    Petition tabled

    The No Sunbury Waste Incinerator group has taken its fights to stop a waste-to-energy facility being built in the town all the way to state…

  • Exhibition captures moments of city life

    Exhibition captures moments of city life

    Denise Truscott is the photographer behind the Street Life exhibition on display in Craigieburn. Truscott said she likes to capture the contrast between elements in…

  • Christ Church launches first Christmas fair

    Christ Church launches first Christmas fair

    Melton’s Anglican Church is opening its doors to the community this Christmas as it celebrates its inaugural Christmas Fair on Saturday 6 December. The fair…

  • Primary school grows

    Primary school grows

    Christmas has come early for Diggers Rest Primary School as it is set for a major transformation, with construction on its long-awaited community hub upgrade…

  • Have your say on sport facility licences

    Have your say on sport facility licences

    Hume council is inviting residents and sporting clubs to give their feedback on the draft sports facility lease and licence framework. According to the council,…

  • Camper killer’s crimes detailed as suppression lifts

    Camper killer’s crimes detailed as suppression lifts

    Convicted murderer Greg Lynn’s interactions with police decades before the missing campers’ deaths can now be revealed after a years-long suppression was lifted. The order,…