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  • Young readers receive boost

    Young readers receive boost

    As Children’s Book Week celebrations wrapped up, the state government is encouraging young people and children to keep on reading through the Premiers’ Reading Challenge…

  • Monash study identifies safest cars

    Monash study identifies safest cars

    Australians can now access the 2025 Used Car Safety Ratings, providing the latest independent insights to help consumers choose the safest second-hand vehicles on the…

  • Harder laws against underquoting coming

    Harder laws against underquoting coming

    The state government is introducing new laws to more intensely target the practise of underquoting in house sales. The laws will be introduced next year…

  • Sharing the joy of sport

    Sharing the joy of sport

    Your old sporting gear might be a new start for someone who needs it most and Reclink’s Sportshare Christmas Drive might be the perfect opportunity…

  • Crafty ladies helping kids

    Crafty ladies helping kids

    Werribee Ladies for Kids volunteers will set up their Christmas stall at Pacific Werribee from November 24-30, as members sell their craft works to raise…

  • When hoons collide

    When hoons collide

    Police are investigating a collision in Port Melbourne earlier this week that involved a 41-year old Cairnlea woman and a 20-year old Hoppers Crossing man.…

  • Sikh community facility approved

    Sikh community facility approved

    Wyndham council has approved plans to renovate and expand the Gurdwara Sikh community facility in Hoppers Crossing, despite 108 objections from residents. Under the proposal,…

  • Fisher brings the festive cheer

    Fisher brings the festive cheer

    Caroline Springs families are set for a burst of free festive cheer when award-winning children’s entertainer Bethany Fisher brings her Christmas Spectacular Show to town…

  • Parking awareness campaign planned

    Parking awareness campaign planned

    Wyndham council has promised it will undertake an education and enforcement campaign to remind drivers to think before they park in a disabled parking bay…

  • Sunbury says no to waste-to-energy

    Sunbury says no to waste-to-energy

    Sunbury’s got one big burning issue, and residents are uniting to try to stamp it out. Georgia Tacey caught up with the creator of the…

  • Vietnamese tell their stories

    Vietnamese tell their stories

    An original documentary and musical performance showcasing stories of Vietnamese settlement in Australia over the past 50 years will be presented as part of a…

  • Three bridges nearly done

    Three bridges nearly done

    Wyndham council has announced it expects to complete works on three pedestrian bridges in Truganina by the end of the year. Located within the Allura…

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