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Kariouz charged
Kororoit MP Marlene Kairouz has been charged by the Victorian Labor Party as part of a probe into branch staking in the ALP.
Ms Kairouz...
Police officer charged with assault
A detective constable from the Crime Command unit has been charged with one count of assault following an incident earlier this year.
The alleged incident...
Western Ring Road collision following cars racing
Police are investigating a collision on the Western Ring Road in Sunshine on Monday night.
Investigators have been told four vehicles were observed racing near...
Family opens home, heart
Taylors Lakes couple Maria and Andre Rasquinha don’t see themselves as volunteers.
For the past 20 years, the pair have been part of the Interchange...
Residents call for airport cap
Keilor Residents and Ratepayers Association fear residents will be forgotten when future operations of the Melbourne Airport are considered.
The association has made a submission...
Splishing and splashing
Children have been hitting the pool since the COVID-19 lockdown ended.
AQUA Schools in Keilor Park has reported a 127 per cent increase in the...
Hit-run probe continues
Police are still investigating a hit and run accident in Deer Park on New Year’s Day that left an Ardeer man fighting for his...
Two new parks for Brimbank
Two new pocket parks to be built in Brimbank have received more than $1 million each in state government funding.
The pocket parks, to...
Pokies losses rise again
Lockdown didn't affect Brimbank residents' love of the pokies, new Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation data has revealed.
Gamblers were quick to...
New clinic in Sunshine
More than 4700 women in St Albans who were eligible for a breast screen between 2017-19 did not take up the offer, according to...
Shop local
Shopping local in Sunshine could pay off with a car up for grabs in the Sunshine Business Association’s (SBA) shop and win competition.
The competition...
Back to school
Twins Colby and Sebastian, and Rania and Dania were among the excited pupils starting school at Furlong Park School for Deaf Children last week.
The...
Recycling fire under investigation
A fire at a recycling centre in Brooklyn, which blew smoke across the western suburbs last week, is under investigation.
Residents of 17 suburbs were...
Myth bursting seminar
An online seminar for people living with Parkinson's aims to dispel some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding the disease.
Brooklyn's Pam West, who founded...
Family violence network expands
People seeking help with family violence will soon have greater access to support services close to home, with The Orange Door network set to...