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  • Libs promise 24 hour station for Caroline Springs

    Libs promise 24 hour station for Caroline Springs

    Caroline Springs police station will be open 24 hours a day if the state Coalition wins the next election. The opposition made the pledge last…

  • Learning leap looms for Wyndham

    Learning leap looms for Wyndham

    Talented weavers from the communities of Burma will showcase their skills as part of the Wyndham Learning Festival. The festival, to be presented by the…

  • Motorcyclist dies in Yarraville after truck collision

    Motorcyclist dies in Yarraville after truck collision

    A motorcyclist has died after crashing into a truck in Yarraville on Tuesday morning. Police investigators believe the motorcycle struck a parked truck whilst travelling…

  • Special father’s day present for St Albans dad Andrew Fox

    Special father’s day present for St Albans dad Andrew Fox

    A newborn baby sure beats socks and jocks for Father’s Day. This Sunday will be an extra special father’s day for Andrew Fox, with the…

  • Mystery of the purple urn

    Mystery of the purple urn

    Keilor Downs Police are putting a call out in a bid to solve one of their biggest mysteries – the case of the purple urn.…

  • Pub robber’s jail sentence cut on appeal

    Pub robber’s jail sentence cut on appeal

    A man who conspired to rob the Taylors Lakes Hotel and took part in two armed robberies in Fawkner in 2014 has had his prison…

  • All fired up for relay

    All fired up for relay

    Emergency services members are hitting the road from Mildura to Melbourne this week to raise money and awareness for mental health. The MFB, CFA, Victoria…

  • Smoking, bins face laws revamp

    Changes to Brimbank smoking laws and restrictions on clothing recycling bins are some of the proposed changes to Brimbank laws open for community consultation. The…

  • Daffodil Day delights

    Daffodil Day delights

    The sun was shining last Friday, and Sunshine Primary School was dressed for the occasion as part of its Daffodil Day fundraising efforts. The school…

  • Sunshine lights up

    Sunshine lights up

    Sunshine has added some sparkle to its streets, with new decorative lighting installed throughout the town centre. Hampshire Road, between Devonshire Road and Dickson Street…

  • Chickens a hit in St Albans

    Chickens a hit in St Albans

    Students at St Albans Heights Primary School are clucking with excitement as they prepare to enter a school chicken in the Royal Melbourne Show egg…

  • Man dies after being struck by motorcycle in Footscray

    Man dies after being struck by motorcycle in Footscray

    A man has died after being struck by a motorcycle in Footscray early Monday morning. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision on Moore Street…

  • My Place: Katrina Tyler

    My Place: Katrina Tyler

    Yarraville artist Katrina Tyler creates wearable and sculptural pieces inspired by the industrial landscape in and around Melbourne’s inner west. She speaks with Benjamin Millar.…

  • Push for state millions to fix Maribyrnong riverbank

    Push for state millions to fix Maribyrnong riverbank

    The state government should chip in the $12.5 million needed to revitalise the Maribyrnong River to offset the impact of the proposed West Gate Tunnel…

  • Making a house a home

    Making a house a home

    A new house in St Albans will soon be a safe home for a family fleeing domestic violence. The project, two years in the making,…

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