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  • Man shot in Wollert

    Man shot in Wollert

    A man has been shot in Wollert this morning. Homicide Squad Detective Inspector Dean Thomas said emergency services were called to Champions Parade just before…

  • More toxic waste discovered: Council

    More toxic waste discovered: Council

    Moorabool council has announced that dozens more suspected toxic waste canisters were located on a Merrimu property, as the mayor continues to express dismay with…

  • Broadmeadows teen charged

    Broadmeadows teen charged

    Police have charged a Broadmeadows teenager following a series of alleged incidents earlier this week. An allegedly stolen white Hyundai i30 approached a man on…

  • Charges dropped

    Charges dropped

    Locals have been left frustrated by a Environment Protection Authority (EPA) decision to drop criminal charges against Barro Group for its mismanagement of the Kealba…

  • Arrests over Craigieburn shooting

    Arrests over Craigieburn shooting

    Police arrested five men on Thursday as part of their investigation into the fatal shooting of Robert Issa in a Craigieburn carpark in 2023. The…

  • My Place: Evan Maddox

    My Place: Evan Maddox

    Evan Maddox was born in Williamstown in 1943 and has lived there ever since. Now in his 80’s, Mr Maddox recently released a book, “Memories…

  • Choirs to jam together

    Choirs to jam together

    The sound of singing will reverberate through the western suburbs on Saturday, August 30, when the annual Choir Jam takes place at the Laverton Community…

  • Dying to know about death

    Dying to know about death

    It might happen to all of us at some point and rank alongside taxes as one of life’s absolute certainties, but death is not something…

  • Victoria’s virtual women’s health clinic open

    Victoria’s virtual women’s health clinic open

    The new virtual women’s health clinic is open now for all Victorian women and girls. The new service, established by the state government, will provide…

  • State strives to strengthen bail laws

    State strives to strengthen bail laws

    A bill to strengthen Victoria’s bail laws, prevent reoffending and keep the community safe has been introduced to state parliament. Premier Jacinta Allan, Attorney-General Sonya…

  • Barro criminal charges dropped

    Barro criminal charges dropped

    Locals have been left frustrated by the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) decision to drop criminal charges against Barro Group for its mismanagement of the Kealba…

  • Jack’s Anzac spirit

    Jack’s Anzac spirit

    A year 11 student from The Grange P-12 College has been named one of this year’s recipients of the premier’s Spirit of Anzac prize. Hoppers…