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  • No longer the bridesmaid

    No longer the bridesmaid

    Aneta Pazeski set herself a lofty goal six years ago – the Cairnlea entrepreneur wanted to create the best bridesmaid dress business in Australia. That…

  • Townhouse plan draws local ire

    Angry Keilor Park residents say they will fight a proposed residential development of 72 townhouses. The Keilor Park Hall was filled to capacity last month…

  • NBN dig results in a net mess

    NBN dig results in a net mess

    Residents of Helen Street, St Albans, received a shock after waking to find a construction site at the front of their homes. Jenny Isa said…

  • Westside Strikers soccer kids strike out

    Westside Strikers soccer kids strike out

    More than 200 children have been turned away from a Caroline Springs soccer club in the past two years because requests for upgraded training grounds…

  • Fun times on the menu

    Fun times on the menu

    Watergardens is coming alive in the school holidays with a series of activities and performances giving families plenty to do. A rotating range of kids…

  • Residents cry fowl

    Residents cry fowl

    Residents are calling for the state government to overturn new reforms to pig and poultry farming that they believe threaten the protection of the Macedon…

  • Brimbank households stay put

    By Ewen McRae and Jemimah Clegg   Brimbank properties are among the least likely to be sold in Melbourne, according to new research. Taylors Lakes,…

  • Jail for firearm, drug offences

    Jail for firearm, drug offences

    A Keilor man has been sentenced in the County Court to three years jail for a series of drug trafficking and firearms offences. Brian Grixti…

  • Funding win for Brimbank entrepreneurs

    Funding win for Brimbank entrepreneurs

    Brimbank council will receive a $100,000 grant to help support local innovations and start-ups. The state government will invest $2.4 million to improve participation for…

  • Good job for migrants

    Good job for migrants

    A new education program at the Migrant Resource Centre has generated its first graduates, helping them gain employment in the aged-care and disability sector. The…

  • Mystery lotto win

    Lotto officials are on the hunt for two division one winners from Saturday’s Tattslotto draw, who each stand to win  $503,668.42. The winning entries were purchased…

  • MY WYNDHAM: Cameron Moyes

    MY WYNDHAM: Cameron Moyes

    My Wyndham: At the age of 14, Cameron Moyes is already a taekwondo champion. He competes at a club, state and international level, and won a gold…

  • Call to fix ‘dangerous’ intersection

    Call to fix ‘dangerous’ intersection

    Concerned residents, an MP and Wyndham council are calling for a “dangerous” Wyndham Vale intersection to be upgraded. The intersection, on the corner of Ballan…

  • Footscray screen day to paint a more diverse picture

    Footscray screen day to paint a more diverse picture

    It’s time to end the whitewash of Australia’s screens, according to Santilla Chingaipe. The award-winning Seddon journalist and documentary filmmaker is the creative force behind…

  • Croatia to face World Cup host

    Croatia to face World Cup host

    Croatia has edged Denmark in penalty kicks to set up a quarter-final meeting with host nation Russia at the World Cup.

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