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  • Walking through culture

    Walking through culture

    As part of this year’s Seniors Festival, locals are invited to step into history and culture with a guided walk along the Keelbundoora Scarred Tree…

  • Club marks 75 years

    Club marks 75 years

    Western Eagles soccer club marked a monumental milestone on Saturday, September 20, celebrating its 75th anniversary in an event attended by 300 people. President Peter…

  • Landfill not suitable: EPA

    Landfill not suitable: EPA

    The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has said it doesn’t believe Kealba landfill — a site where fires have been burning underground for six years —…

  • Riverside launch for waterways report

    Riverside launch for waterways report

    Community leaders, Traditional Owners, planners, and environmental advocates gathered at the Anglers Tavern on the banks of the Maribyrnong River on Friday September 19 for…

  • More houses for Maribyrnong

    More houses for Maribyrnong

    A major social and affordable housing development is underway in Maribyrnong as part of a collaboration between the St Vincent de Paul Society and the…

  • Organic recycling for local businesses

    Organic recycling for local businesses

    Local businesses have the chance to lead the way in sustainability through a new food organics recycling trial launched by Whittlesea council. The six-month initiative…

  • Plea for urgent school upgrades

    Plea for urgent school upgrades

    Parents, carers and school staff are calling on the Victorian government to urgently commit funding in next year’s state budget to complete stage two of…

  • Youth take the lead at Whittlesea summit

    Youth take the lead at Whittlesea summit

    The voices of young Whittlesea residents were at the forefront of the City of Whittlesea’s 2025 youth summit, with student leaders coming together to share…

  • ’Substandard’ plan

    ’Substandard’ plan

    Brimbank council said it does not support Development Victoria’s draft development plan in its current form for a housing estate in Cairnlea, and said the…

  • Don’t bug out: It’s expo time

    Don’t bug out: It’s expo time

    Visitors and exhibitors will be coming from far and wide to Woodend for the 2025 National Insect Expo. Hailed as the largest insect exhibition in…

  • Art worth a second look

    Art worth a second look

    The first weekend of October will be extra busy for the Woodend Lions Club, with two big events planned for the community. On Saturday, October…

  • ’Devoted’ educator honoured

    ’Devoted’ educator honoured

    A Ballan childcare educator was honoured with an award this month, recognising her “devotion, commitment and excellence” in early childhood education and care. Ballan resident…