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  • Students paws for some downtime

    Students paws for some downtime

    Victoria University (VU) held a Stress Less Fest for its students, complete with canine companions. The festival is aimed at giving students a break from…

  • Helping those in need

    Helping those in need

    The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal is more important than ever this year. With COVID-19 having a massive impact on the lives of many, the…

  • Five decades of volunteering recognised

    Five decades of volunteering recognised

    June Ivory has spent more than half her life volunteering at Footscray Hospital. The 91-year-old was last week recognised by Western Health for 50 years…

  • Residents ‘hell’ to continue

    Residents ‘hell’ to continue

    Kealba and surrounding residents say they are gutted by the news they might have to live with a “rotten rubbish smell” for another 12 months.…

  • Calder funding in the budget

    Calder funding in the budget

    The state government has pledged $50 million to upgrade the Calder Freeway in this year’s budget. The funding will progress planning of targeted upgrades, including…

  • Morrissey retires

    Morrissey retires

    Brimbank council is on the hunt for a new chief executive after Helen Morrissey announced her retirement. The council announced on Wednesday, that Ms Morrissey…

  • WorkSafe investigating man’s death

    WorkSafe investigating man’s death

    WorkSafe is investigating the death of a man at a St Albans construction site on Monday. It is believed the 40-year-old was working alone operating…

  • Brimbank could be better location

    Brimbank could be better location

    Maribyrnong mayor Michael Clarke has suggested that Brimbank could be a better location than Footscray for a drug injection centre. Key Victorian crossbench MP Fiona…

  • Garden welcomes special guests

    Garden welcomes special guests

    The Australian Garden History Society got a first hand look at the HV McKay Memorial Gardens earlier this month. The group toured the gardens along…

  • Call to get flu jab

    Call to get flu jab

    A western suburbs pharmacist is calling on people to get their flu vaccines with winter nearly upon us. Watergardens’ Priceline’s Nicole Bradley said there had…

  • Give netball a go

    Give netball a go

    Budding netballers have the chance to shoot for goals at the new Caroline Springs Suncorp NetSetGo program. Having already run one NetSetGo program on Sundays…

  • Cuppa time

    Cuppa time

    Cairnlea’s Vanessa Muggianu is at the forefront of the fundraising for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. Berth Restaurant in the Docklands where Ms Muggianu is an…

  • Police say thanks with a barbecue

    Police say thanks with a barbecue

    Maribyrnong police will this month host a free barbecue at Braybrook Community Hub as a thank you to the community following a safety survey. Local…

  • Headspace welcomes funding

    Headspace welcomes funding

    Funding to expand mental health programs has been welcomed by the leading provider of youth mental health services in Australia. Headspace chief executive Jason Trethowan…

  • Kmart opens this week

    Kmart opens this week

    There will be plenty of excited shoppers this week as the new Watergardens Kmart store opens. Shoppers have been eagerly waiting for the store to…

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