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Freight terminal push continues
An advocacy alliance of councils in the west is continuing its push for government to prioritorise the Western Interstate Freight Terminal (WIFT) in Truganina, with…
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Police appeal to public appeal over burglary spree
Police are appealing for public assistance following a series of burglaries across the western suburbs earlier this year. It is believed two unknown males attended…
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Harley impounded after u-turn goes wrong
A Harley Davidson motorcycle has been impounded following a collision with a police vehicle during the early hours of Saturday, July 12. The motorcycle was…
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Kids go free for school holidays
From exhibitions to elephants, dinosaurs to dancefloors, there are plenty of free and affordable activities for families this school holidays. At the Werribee Open Range…
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The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives
The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has launched a powerful new initiative highlighting the profound and lasting impact of road trauma. The ‘Hardest Share’ calls on…
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July events to warm west
A range of winter events are set to warm up the west during July, with food, exhibitions, and live performances offering respite from the chilly…
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Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV
The ability of motorists to adjust their driving to suit wet and frosty road conditions is crucial to lowering the winter road toll, according to…
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Taking Melbourne International Games Week to the next level
Gamers, influencers, businesses, educators and industry leaders are invited to help shape this year’s Melbourne International Games Week (MIGW) ahead of its return this October.…
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Ice Age lingers with ‘Jurassic’ Pajero
In the face of the red-hot advance of electric power, one internal combustion engine vehicle is moving at glacial pace to extend the Ice age.…
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The mystery of who shot Albert Marr
Williamstown amateur historian Barb McNeill is Star Weekly’s history columnist. This week she tells the rollicking tale of fight that took place in 1925 outside…
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Support for First Nations tourism
The state government has launched a new program to further support First Nation’s businesses in the tourism sector. Acting Tourism, Sport and Major Events Minister…
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Winter wood heater advice
With many firing up their wood burning heater to keep their toes warm this winter, EPA Victoria is offering tips to reduce smoke and heat…
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