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  • Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Two programs aimed a boosting gender equity in sport have had their funding cut by the state government. The move has been labelled as “a…

  • July events to warm west

    July events to warm west

    A range of winter events are set to warm up the west this month, with food, exhibitions, and live performances offering respite from the chilly…

  • Daughters of the West returns

    Daughters of the West returns

    Daughters of the West is back in 2025 to help women in Maribyrnong improve their health, fitness and wellbeing, while having fun and making friends…

  • Sunshine fire to be investigated

    Sunshine fire to be investigated

    A fire that tore through an auto repair business on Wednesday afternoon will be investigated by Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) with the cause of the…

  • Teen charged after Taylors Hill carjacking

    Teen charged after Taylors Hill carjacking

    A 17-year-old boy has been charged after an alleged carjacking in Taylors Hill last night. A 26-year-old woman was returning to her parked grey station…

  • Counselling available in the west

    Counselling available in the west

    The Western Region Centre Against Sexual Assault (WestCASA) continues to offer support for people distressed by the recent alleged sexual assault in childcare centres in…

  • New inclusive soccer program for every child

    New inclusive soccer program for every child

    Kids are kicking goals at Sydenham Park Soccer Club after the club launched its first all-abilities program last month. The initiative, aimed at six to…

  • Calder Park Drive project update

    Calder Park Drive project update

    The final beams for the new road bridge being built over the Sunbury rail line have been lifted into place. A 750-tonne crane positioned the…

  • A marvellous morning with Princess Belle

    A marvellous morning with Princess Belle

    Young princes and princesses in Brimbank were treated to a magical morning with Princess Belle on Tuesday. The princess captivated her audience through performance, reading…

  • Teaching kids to save lives

    Teaching kids to save lives

    Ambulance Victoria’s Kids Save Lives program has been expanded, offering life-saving CPR skills to even more Victorian students and all schools are encouraged to sign…

  • Transnational education boost

    Transnational education boost

    La Trobe University will use a state government grant to offer study tours for Southeast Asian students, help connect Chinese students with Victorian startups and…

  • Lions fans to roar Into Melbourne

    Lions fans to roar Into Melbourne

    The roar of 40,000 British & Irish Lions fans is coming to Melbourne for a week of rugby, with interactive live sites and free and…

  • Free soil health workshop

    Free soil health workshop

    Brimbank locals can learn how to make soil in their backyards healthier as part of a workshop hosted by Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House on Saturday,…

  • Fire escape plan reminder

    Fire escape plan reminder

    Victoria’s fire services are encouraging families to practise their home fire escape plans these school holidays. Fires can take hold at any time, and a…

  • Crowds flock to olive festival

    Crowds flock to olive festival

    Around 1500 locals attended an olive festival last month which aimed to reduce local food waste and its associated greenhouse gases. The Olives to Oil…

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