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  • Driving change

    Driving change

    The Melbourne Youth Bus (MYB) had a big outreach day in Melbourne’s west on Saturday, August 2, making stops to help communities in Footscray, St…

  • Five decades of service

    Five decades of service

    Fifty years ago, a group of Gisborne locals banded together to take emergency care into their own hands. And throughout those 50 years, there’s been…

  • Vale Christine Walker

    Vale Christine Walker

    Macedon Ranges council is mourning the sudden death of councillor Christine Walker. Mayor Dom Bonano said council was made aware of the tragic news on…

  • Brimbank suburbs picked for park program

    Brimbank suburbs picked for park program

    Brimbank residents are being invited to suggest ideas for new or improved parks, playgrounds and green spaces in their neighbourhood. With the help of park…

  • Entries close soon

    Entries close soon

    Time is running out to win the journey of a lifetime! Entries close at noon on Thursday, 14 August, so don’t miss your chance to…

  • New look for Alexander Avenue shopping precinct

    New look for Alexander Avenue shopping precinct

    A major streetscape upgrade has revitalised the Alexander Avenue shopping precinct in Thomastown, creating a safer, greener and more inviting space for locals and visitors.…

  • Festival returns

    Festival returns

    The Words in Winter Festival is returning to Daylesford and Hepburn Springs this August. Now in its 24th year, the iconic festival will be illuminating…

  • Rotary grants open

    Rotary grants open

    Werribee Rotary is now taking applications for its annual grants program. The club will award seven successful community groups with a cheque later in the…

  • Works complete

    Works complete

    Works are now complete on Tylden-Woodend Road. The works finished up in July, and included the major rebuild and rehabilitation along two stretches of the…

  • $1m reward on offer

    $1m reward on offer

    A $1 million reward is on offer for information in relation to the fatal shooting of Robert Issa in a Craigieburn shopping centre car park…

  • Aussie oral habits revealed

    Aussie oral habits revealed

    Most children have their first visit to the dentist years later than recommended a new survey has revealed. Data from an Australian Dental Association’s (ADA)…

  • New grants for Victorian veterans

    Veterans and their families can now apply for new grants that honour their service and support their wellbeing. The Anzac Day Proceeds Fund offers grants…