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  • Meet the Faces of Wyndham

    Meet the Faces of Wyndham

    A portrait alone could never tell a person’s entire story. Concept artist and photographer David Mullins’ Faces of Wyndham project has proved it can be…

  • New National Children’s Commissioner commences term

    New National Children’s Commissioner commences term

    Australia’s new National Children’s Commissioner, Deb Tsorbaris, said the nation must seize the opportunity to deliver real change for children and families, as she began…

  • Fashion festival turns 30

    Fashion festival turns 30

    The Melbourne Fashion Festival will celebrate its 30th anniversary when it takes place early next year. Beginning in 1996, the festival is now Australia’s largest…

  • Departing international students given cyber crime warning

    Departing international students given cyber crime warning

    The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is warning departing international students to not sell their bank accounts and ID to criminals looking to scam and launder…

  • Harder laws against underquoting coming

    Harder laws against underquoting coming

    The state government is introducing new laws to more intensely target the practise of underquoting in house sales. The laws will be introduced next year…

  • Help shape Avalon’s future

    Help shape Avalon’s future

    The state government has announced it is now accepting community feedback on how to develop its 10-year strategy to develop Avalon Airport and its employment…

  • Voluntary Assisted Dying changes ‘fairer’ and ‘more compassionate’

    Voluntary Assisted Dying changes ‘fairer’ and ‘more compassionate’

    Amendments to the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017 officially passed the Victorian Parliament on 18 November – bringing Victoria’s laws in line with some other…

  • New knife crime laws as record number taken off streets

    New knife crime laws as record number taken off streets

    Violent offenders using knives may be locked up for longer as a record number of machetes and other blades are seized, mainly from criminals and…

  • Cat Protection Society of Victoria appeals for the gift of nine lives this Christmas

    Cat Protection Society of Victoria appeals for the gift of nine lives this Christmas

    This Christmas, The Cat Protection Society of Victoria (CPSV) is calling on Victorians to help give the gift of life to cats in need through…

  • Hobsons Bay Christmas calendar

    Hobsons Bay Christmas calendar

    Christmas events are ramping up across Hobsons Bay as the festive season approaches. For those with clothing in need of mending or some handyman advice,…

  • Fisher brings the festive cheer

    Fisher brings the festive cheer

    Caroline Springs families are set for a burst of free festive cheer when award-winning children’s entertainer Bethany Fisher brings her Christmas Spectacular Show to town…

  • Sharing the joy of sport

    Sharing the joy of sport

    Your old sporting gear might be a new start for someone who needs it most and Reclink’s Sportshare Christmas Drive might be the perfect opportunity…

  • When hoons collide

    When hoons collide

    Police are investigating a collision in Port Melbourne earlier this week that involved a 41-year old Cairnlea woman and a 20-year old Hoppers Crossing man.…

  • Sunbury says no to waste-to-energy

    Sunbury says no to waste-to-energy

    Sunbury’s got one big burning issue, and residents are uniting to try to stamp it out. Georgia Tacey caught up with the creator of the…

  • Partnership helps local charity

    Partnership helps local charity

    A local charity organisation has said its new corporate partnership “means the world” to its workers and volunteers. Melbourne Airport and Helping Hands Mission, with…

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