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Defamed MP Moira Deeming wants to rejoin Liberal Party

Former Melton councillor and expelled MP Moira Deeming says she wants to rejoin the Liberal Party after the leader who banished her was found...

Numbers needed to save lives

St John Ambulance Victoria is providing free CPR training to residents of Sunshine as part of the Defib in your Street Community Program. Classes are...

Brimbank getting into the festive spirit

Brimbank council is spreading holiday cheer with a vibrant lineup of Christmas events as part of its Think. Shop. Buy. Dine – and Enjoy...

Further fire failure in the west

Sunshine has been left without a fire truck as summer kicks off. At about 9.30pm on Sunday, December 1, a 22-year-old fire truck stationed at...

Ten years of Christmas cheer

As the warm nights settle in, Bacchus Marsh is feeling the Christmas joy. Bacchus Marsh’s annual Christmas Festival is right around the corner with big...

Liberal leader defamed expelled MP, to pay $300k

Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has lost his legal battle against expelled Liberal MP Moira Deeming, with a judge ruling he did defame her. Justice...

Dylan wins science talent search

Finding something to be passionate about is not easy, but Creekside K-9 College student, Dylan found it when he was in year 4. Dylan, now...

Tuning up for the holidays

The Brimbank Presbyterian Church congregation are warming up their vocal chords ahead of the church's annual Christmas carols service. This year’s event holds special significance,...

Cairns centenary celebration

The Sydenham and District Historical Society has commemorated the 100 year anniversary of the cairn commemorating the Hume and Hovell exploration, and the 200...

Driving towards safer roads

The Amber Community is calling on road users to reflect on their attitudes and actions ahead of another busy Christmas on the roads. In Brimbank,...

Derrimut house up in flames

A Derrimut home was engulfed in flames on Tuesday night. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) crews responded to a house on fire in Derrimut about 7.40pm,...

Rallying for better buses

Residents from Melbourne’s west have rallied on the steps of Victoria’s Parliament for better bus services. The rally was organised by Friends of the Earth,...

16 days a success

The Australian Vietnamese Women's Association (AVWA) took over Errington Reserve in St Albans to celebrate its 16 Days of Activism – White Ribbon Event,...

Recycler ordered to clean up

A Brooklyn recycling company recently shut down by the Environmental Protection Authority has been ordered to remove industrial waste from its premises too. Limbourne Group,...

Even over the holidays, family violence never takes a break 

For many people the holiday period is a time of celebration and joy, but for others it can be a nightmare. In 2024, a record...

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Investigation on following Braybrook break-in

Detectives are investigating after a Braybrook supermarket on South Road was broken into on January 8 morning. Police believe two offenders forced entry and...