News


  • Service changes

    Service changes

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Those travelling on the Ballarat, Ararat and Maryborough lines are advised to plan ahead, with significant service changes now in place from Sunday 11 January…

  • 102 not out

    102 not out

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Apart from his birthday being on New Year’s Day, the word new isn’t often associated with Tra Dang anymore. Thursday 1 January marked the 102nd…

  • Hobsons Bay a heatwave haven

    Hobsons Bay a heatwave haven

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    With the mercury topping 40 degrees on Friday 9 January as part of the strongest heatwave to hit Melbourne in years, Hobsons Bay’s beaches proved…

  • Train services affected by fire

    Train services affected by fire

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    V/Line services along the Bendigo line will continue to be significantly impacted as crews assess and repair damage due to the bushfires in the Harcourt…

  • Police investigate non-fatal shooting

    Police investigate non-fatal shooting

    Northern Star Weekly

    Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a non-fatal shooting in Lalor on 11 January. It is understood shots were fired in a carpark on Mosaic…

  • Filming frenzy in Melbourne

    Filming frenzy in Melbourne

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    The Victorian screen industry has maintained its momentum into early 2026 with the production of Empire City, an action blockbuster starring Gerard Butler and Hayley…

  • Successful summer start for pill testing

    Successful summer start for pill testing

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    The state government’s fixed site pill testing service has been continuing to reduce drug harm over the summer. Since opening in August, the service has…

  • Research recommends to plan for hazards

    Research recommends to plan for hazards

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Residents across Melbourne’s western and northern growth corridors are being urged to finalise emergency preparations as a volatile mix of extreme heat and fire danger…

  • Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Hundreds of thousands of children will be guaranteed subsidised early childhood education, as a “catch-22” that stopped parents from accessing help is scrapped. The three-day…

Sport


  • Saints sneak past

    Saints sneak past

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    St Albans held its composure to secure first innings points of day one of its clash with Altona North in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association…

  • Woodsmen’s crucial win

    Woodsmen’s crucial win

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Spotswood got an important win to keep a gap on the chasing pack in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west. With a logjam of teams…

  • Lions winning vibe

    Lions winning vibe

    Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

    Taylors Lakes is starting to gain momentum with three wins on the trot in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west competition. After a down period,…

  • Lions confidence growing

    Lions confidence growing

    Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly

    Melton isn’t changing its focus despite putting itself in a position to battle for a finals spot in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west. After…

  • Roar continues on

    Roar continues on

    Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly

    The belief is growing for Sunbury and its translating into results in the Victorian Turf CrIcket Association Steve McNamara Shield. The Roar entered the Christmas…

  • Another award for Woodman

    Another award for Woodman

    Northern Star Weekly

    Sunbury’s Jin Woodman is the first Australian to win an International Tennis Federation Wheelchair Tennis Junior of the Year award. Introduced by the ITF in…

More News


  • Research recommends to plan for hazards

    Research recommends to plan for hazards

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Residents across Melbourne’s western and northern growth corridors are being urged to finalise emergency preparations as a volatile mix of extreme heat and fire danger…

  • Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Hundreds of thousands of children will be guaranteed subsidised early childhood education, as a “catch-22” that stopped parents from accessing help is scrapped. The three-day…

  • Apartment developments increase across state

    Apartment developments increase across state

    Wyndham Star Weekly

    Victoria has emerged as a major engine room for the nation’s construction industry, with a massive spike in high-density housing approvals spearheading a 15.2 per…

  • From 10 Downing Street to Victorian sport

    From 10 Downing Street to Victorian sport

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    Vicsport has poached a member of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s staff to be its new chief executive. Elyse Jenkins has served as Mr…

  • New children’s fire safety programs launch

    New children’s fire safety programs launch

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    The Country Fire Authority (CFA) has transformed its Fire Safe Kids program into two new, curriculum-aligned and developmentally appropriate programs. CFA’s previous children’s education program,…

  • New Triple Zero boss appointed

    New Triple Zero boss appointed

    Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly

    David Clayton APM has been appointed as the permanent chief executive of Triple Zero Victoria after acting in the role since October last year. Mr…