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State urges ladder safety over summer holidays

As Victorians prepare to deck their homes with Christmas decorations or complete jobs around the house during the upcoming holidays, the state is urging...

Action inside and outside the MCG on Boxing Day

This year’s Boxing Day Test will feature action both inside and outside the MCG, with the Summer Festival to take place in Yarra Park. On...

Auslan training for ambulance officers

Victoria’s paramedics will soon be able to add sign language to their list of skills and qualifications with Ambulance Victoria (AV) introducing basic Auslan...

Beach report begins

Summer might have only just started, but with Melbourne experiencing five 30-plus degree days in November, the city’s beaches, including those at Williamstown and...

New chair for gambling and casino regulator

A former Acting Deputy Commissioner of Victoria Police has been chosen to lead the state’s casino and gambling regulator. On Wednesday, December 4, the state...

Zero tolerance for drink driving this summer

Victoria Police is issuing a zero-tolerance warning as new analysis reveals December is the worst month for drink driving on our roads. Over the past...

Mental health boost for emergency workers

Emergency Services Minister Jaclyn Symes announced a new $1 million Mental Wellbeing Grant initiative to be shared across five of our agencies. “Our emergency service...

Western United in stalemate

Macarthur goalkeeper Filip Kurto has produced a series of strong saves to ensure his team escaped with a 0-0 A-League Men draw against Western...

Field of dreams

Western Jets’ Lou-Lou Field had no hesitation when she had to pick to continue playing football or cricket. Field was a talented junior in both...

T20 competition is a hit

The Western Suburbs Churches and Community Cricket Association’s T20 competition is generating plenty of excitement. Having bought back the competition last season, it has grown...

Around the grounds in Wyndham

Football Victoria The fixtures for the top flight Football Victoria competitions have been revealed. The National Premier League men's season will start on February...

Tough loss for Werribee, Sharks don’t get on

Werribee fell short against Melbourne University (2) in the Cricket Victoria Women’s Community Cricket Competition Shield 2 competition on Sunday. While there wasn't any cricket...

Rain, rain go away

The weather claimed another scalp with the majority of cricket matches on Saturday abandoned due to rain. Competitions had been hopeful of getting some action...

Welcome the new year in style at 3030 Waterfront

Nestled by the bay’s tranquil waters, 3030 Waterfront offers a dining experience that marries scenic beauty with exceptional cuisine. The restaurant, known for its...

Discover a vibrant lifestyle at Lifestyle Communities

At Lifestyle Communities, we believe in creating more than just beautiful homes – we build vibrant, connected communities where over 50s can truly thrive....

Trust your home care package to Nurse Next Door

Nurse Next Door Werribee is exhilarated to announce that it is now an approved provider of Home Care Packages (HCP), offering premium in-home care...

Year 10 applied learning students offer Christmas cheer

The year 10 applied learning students at MacKillop College have embraced the spirit of St Mary MacKillop by seeing a need and doing something...

Nurse Next Door: compassionate care for seniors and NDIS clients

Nurse Next Door is proud to bring professional and compassionate care to Melbourne’s western suburbs, supporting clients with disabilities and seniors with personalised home...

Eagle Gym reopens with a fresh Look and equipment upgrades

WynActive proudly announces the reopening of Eagle Gym after a short period of renovations, during which it has received a revitalised appearance and significant...

Conversations are key this White Ribbon Month

As White Ribbon Month gets under way, the organisation is working harder than ever to prevent violence against women by engaging men and boys...

Taranto’s road to recovery

One of the hallmarks of the rise of women’s sport over the last decade, is the sense that it is different. Rather than just...

A breast check could save your life

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cancer Council Victoria is urging Victorians to check their breasts, with data showing that breast cancer is the most...

Push to count metastatic breast cancer patients

Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is calling for Victoria to follow in New South Wales’ footsteps and count people with metastatic breast cancer (MBC). On...

Time to talk about menopause

As World Menopause Day approaches on October 18, it’s crucial to shed light on the often-misunderstood transition that many women face. Western Health women’s health...

Greater awareness of menopause needed: Inquiry

A senate inquiry into menopause and perimenopause has made 25 recommendations to the federal government to better support women to manage their symptoms. Among the...

Support for work-related cancer

More support is on the way for Victorian workers and families, including those in Brimbank, who are impacted by work-related cancers. The state government has...

United celebrates Africa

A celebration of African culture will take place at Ironbark Fields ahead of Western United's round seven clash with Macarthur FC on Saturday, December...

Uniting to spread Christmas cheer

Uniting VicTas Wyndham needs your help to ensure families will be able to experience the fun and joy of Christmas. The Christmas Gifts for Families...

Christmas at the Lakes take two

The joy of Christmas will not be stopped with the 18th annual Christmas at the Lakes rescheduled for Saturday, December 21 at Breezewater Reserve...

Coastguard grateful for grant

The Werribee Volunteer Coast Guard has received a grant worth $98,251 from the state government towards a new truck. The grant is part of the...

Police walk off the job

Werribee police officers walked off the job in two separate strikes across November 27-28 to demand better pay and working conditions from the state...

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Beach report begins

Summer might have only just started, but with Melbourne experiencing five 30-plus degree days in November, the city’s beaches, including those at Williamstown and...