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Ayen Chol: Killer-dog accused pleads guilty over death
A MAN pleaded guilty today to owning a dog that killed a four-year old girl in a savage attack at her St Albans home. Ayen…
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Big V: Melton rebounds for split
MELTON Thoroughbreds split their weekend double header after bouncing back from a Saturday night defeat against Horsham to down Pakenham on Sunday in Big V…
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TAC Cup: Cannons crush Jets
THE Western Jets are licking their wounds after a 112-point thrashing at the hands of Calder Cannons at Highgate Recreation Reserve on Saturday. The Jets…
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TAC Cup: Cannons crush Jets
THE Western Jets are licking their wounds after a 112-point thrashing at the hands of Calder Cannons at Highgate Recreation Reserve on Saturday. The Jets…
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Upgrade in store for Sydenham war memorial
SYDENHAM war memorial will be upgraded to prevent vandalism after a $5500 grant was approved under the latest round of the state government’s Restoring Community…
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Upgrade in store for Sydenham war memorial
SYDENHAM war memorial will be upgraded to prevent vandalism after a $5500 grant was approved under the latest round of the state government’s Restoring Community…
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Veterans hope that Anzac spirit dawns
FOR Peter Burquest, Anzac Day is a chance to pay tribute to his fallen mates, but he’s disappointed he won’t be able to reflect on…
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Sometimes a job feels like a lifeline
A LEADING state community and employment services provider has called for urgent action to help unemployed young people across the north-west. According to Mission Australia,…
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Job help for disadvantaged youths
A PARTNERSHIP between a serviced apartment business in Caroline Springs and a Melbourne charity will give young people who have been in contact with the…
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Stop-work rally a ‘last resort’
MENTAL health workers in the west say they are tired of being overworked and underpaid. About 20 psychiatric nurses, mental health clinicians and other care…
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Drug ring gets pruned
ABOUT $7 million worth of cannabis plants were seized from properties in Brimbank by police last week. The drug raids – part of Operation Permute…
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Hit-run driver sought
A HIT-run victim left seriously injured on a Sunshine road as at least five motorists drove by remains in a serious condition in Royal Melbourne…
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Anzac Day: John Jennings makes up for his ‘lost’ 21st
THERE was no cake for John Jennings on his 21st birthday. No presents, no warm hugs from family and certainly no party streamers. John and…
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Abbott out west, on carbon tax warpath
OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott has used a visit to Brimbank to launch a scathing attack on the government’s impending pricing of carbon. Speaking at the…
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Cast abuse net wider, victim pleads
A PARLIAMENTARY inquiry into sexual abuse by churches and other non-government organisations doesn’t go nearly far enough, according to a St Albans man who spent…
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