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  • Police cut concerns

    Police cut concerns

    Residents and local politicians have raised concerns over further cuts to counter hours at Keilor Downs Police Station as well as a lack of police…

  • Queen will rock you

    Queen will rock you

    This tribute band will rock you with their Royal Rhapsody Tour bringing the iconic music of Queen to South Morang in March. Jason Hess is…

  • Plea to save bus stops

    Plea to save bus stops

    An Epping man is calling on his neighbours and the wider community to help save the bus stops along Lyndarum Drive and Rockfield Street. As…

  • Campout coming to the rock

    Campout coming to the rock

    Camping will be allowed at Hanging Rock in a once-a-year event. Macedon Ranges council is opening up the site for an exclusive overnight stay in…

  • A slippery problem

    A slippery problem

    Multiple snake sightings have been made at Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve, prompting safety concerns from Burnside Springs United Cricket Club and renewed calls for assistance…

  • Crossing call

    Crossing call

    A Woodend parent is calling for a pedestrian crossing to be installed at “dangerous” and “confusing” intersection regularly used by school children. For families living…

  • Trees, trails and tots

    Trees, trails and tots

    More of Melton’s little ones will soon swap the classroom walls for trees, parks and open skies as the popular Bush Kinder program is set…

  • Men’s shed car show comes back

    Men’s shed car show comes back

    For the 18th time, the Hobsons Bay Men’s Shed Car and Bike Show will take place on Sunday 22 February at Apex Park in Altona.…

  • Busy summer results in park repairs

    Busy summer results in park repairs

    After a heavy schedule of summer events combined with a heatwave and a lack of rain, Footscray Park is getting some much needed maintenance and…

  • Keeping Hume cool

    Keeping Hume cool

    Hume councillor Naim Kurt has put heat on keeping community centres doors open on hot days. At the 9 February council meeting, Cr Kurt asked…

  • Ugly lawn a winner

    Ugly lawn a winner

    Jarno Coone couldn’t be prouder of his lawn. Sure, it doesn’t have perfectly manicured hedges, or lush, green grass. Some would even say its ugly.…

  • Calls for new specialist development schools

    Calls for new specialist development schools

    Families, educators and disability advocates across Melbourne’s west are calling on the state government to commit to building a new special development school (SDS), warning…