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  • Machetes to be banned in Vic

    Machetes to be banned in Vic

    An Australian-first machete ban may be ineffective in stemming the tide of knife crime, with thugs likely to ignore it or turn to substitute weapons.…

  • NBA coming to Melbourne

    NBA coming to Melbourne

    Melbourne will host two historic NBA games at Melbourne Park later this year. The New Orleans Pelicans will square off against Melbourne United and the…

  • Engineered stone safety measures

    Engineered stone safety measures

    Stonemasons and construction industries are adapting to the recent ban on engineered stone – with advice and guidance to more than 1,100 operators across the…

  • Hearing loss linked to dementia

    Hearing loss linked to dementia

    Australians are largely unaware that common health issues such as hearing loss are risk factors for dementia. That’s the finding of a nationwide survey on…

  • Victorian emergency volunteers head north

    Victorian emergency volunteers head north

    More than 50 volunteers and staff from the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) and Country Fire Authority (CFA) have gone to Queensland to assist local…

  • A colourful fun

    A colourful fun

    The Brimbank colour festival returns for its second year, bringing colour, activity, and fun for all members of the family. The event run by the…

  • Make a beeline for Putnam County

    Make a beeline for Putnam County

    There’s something special about watching a story unfold on stage — especially when that story is packed with humor, heart and a little friendly competition.…

  • The beginning of a new chapter

    The beginning of a new chapter

    Tarneit’s Ciang Ajeic decided it was time to perform his first solo show as a stand-up comedian, and that is the only reason he needed…

  • Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music will come to the banks of the Maribyrnong on Sunday, March 30 when Summer Sounds on the River takes place. Held on the…

  • Residents pitch budget wishlists

    Residents pitch budget wishlists

    A business start-up accelerator, a fenced dog sensory park in Greenvale, and an urban farm in Broadmeadows are among the ideas floated for inclusion in…

  • Neurodiversity fires creativity behind Matties Minis

    Neurodiversity fires creativity behind Matties Minis

    Ahead of Neurodiversity Celebration Week , Cade Lucas spoke to South Kingsville artist Matt Mak and partner Lauren Kerr about his recent ADHD diagnosis, the…

  • Calls for new Whittlesea police station

    Calls for new Whittlesea police station

    Liberal Northern Victoria MP Wendy Lovell has urged the state government to fund a new police station in Whittlesea township in the 2025-26 state budget,…

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