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  • Singing scientist honoured

    Singing scientist honoured

    PRECEDE: Two Maribyrnong women were inducted into the Women’s Honour Roll at a ceremony on Tuesday, September 2 at the Arts Centre Melbourne. Twenty-four women…

  • Legal advice to stay hidden

    Legal advice to stay hidden

    Wyndham council has narrowly voted not disclose the legal advice it consulted when deciding the future of $36 million left over from developer contributions in…

  • Caravans stolen in Epping

    Caravans stolen in Epping

    Police are investigating after two caravans were stolen from a business in Epping. Officers were told a man attended a business on Fullarton Drive about…

  • Migrant women connect

    Migrant women connect

    Twelve Brimbank mums are part of the latest group of migrant women to take part in a Government House gardening program. The ‘Peace and Prosperity…

  • Promoting good sleep practices among children

    Promoting good sleep practices among children

    Following suspended melatonin sales in Australia, a health expert is advising parents to prioritise establishing good sleeping habits to children before considering supplements Online health…

  • Inclusive upgrade

    Inclusive upgrade

    Werribee Mercy Hospital celebrated the relaunch of its refurbished mother baby unit (MBU) on Monday, September 8. The refurbishment included the addition of a specialised…

  • More buses for Craigieburn and Mernda

    More buses for Craigieburn and Mernda

    Public transport in Melbourne’s north is set for a major boost, with 140 services being added to a key local bus route connecting Craigieburn and…

  • Orchestral movie magic

    Orchestral movie magic

    The music of the silver screen will fill the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall for an afternoon of orchestral magic this month. The Moorabool Light Orchestra…

  • Premier eyes local solutions to youth gang ’cancer’

    Premier eyes local solutions to youth gang ’cancer’

    Youth gang crime has been branded a cancer as a state turns to local experts in response to the double murder of two innocent boys.…

  • Push for Mickleham Road safety upgrades

    Push for Mickleham Road safety upgrades

    Hume councillors are calling for urgent action to address congestion and safety concerns along the southern section of Mickleham Road , following a string of…

  • Igniting imagination

    Igniting imagination

    Children and families can get lost in their imagination in a stage adaptation of Alison Lester’s beloved book ‘Imagine.’ The show tells the story of…

  • Walking for women’s health

    Walking for women’s health

    Altona Meadows resident Ian Watson never imagined he could start a walking group. Mr Watson was just an ordinary guy in his 60’s who worked…