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  • Wollert man facing sexual assault charges

    Wollert man facing sexual assault charges

    A Wollert man is facing 31 charges over allegations he sexually assaulted women at his Epping massage parlour. The 53-year-old was arrested by police on…

  • Four charge after allegedly evading police in north

    Four charge after allegedly evading police in north

    Four people have been charged after allegedly evading police throughout Melbourne’s northern suburbs on Sunday. Police were called to reports of a group of people…

  • Police warn of malicious MyGov tax time scammers

    Police warn of malicious MyGov tax time scammers

    This Scams Awareness Week, detectives from the Cybercrime Squad are urging Victorians to be vigilant of scammers targeting myGov sign in details to commit tax…

  • School bonus extended

    School bonus extended

    A $400 school saving bonus announced in May’s state budget will also be able to be spent on textbooks, the state government has announced. The…

  • Avoid becoming a scammer’s next victim

    Avoid becoming a scammer’s next victim

    This Scams Awareness Week (26 to 30 August), a University of South Australia (UniSA) expert in financial gerontology is urging Australians to recognise the signs…

  • Safety tips for your garage

    Safety tips for your garage

    Victorian fire services are calling on residents to prioritize garage fire safety this winter, following an increase in garage-related fires. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) and…

  • Ambulance Victoria urges residents to have visible house numbers

    Ambulance Victoria urges residents to have visible house numbers

    Paramedics are urging Victorians to have their property number visible from the street to help ambulance crews find their property as quickly as possible in…

  • Triton falls short of a podium finish

    Triton falls short of a podium finish

    Watching the Olympics, it’s all about who gets the gold. No one remembers anyone beyond the top three placings and so it goes with utes…

  • Precinct a ‘toxic jungle’

    Precinct a ‘toxic jungle’

    A Hume councillor has labelled sections of the Somerton industrial precinct as a “toxic jungle” and called for an audit to prevent illegal dumping in…

  • Broady needs more than ‘bricks and mortar’

    Broady needs more than ‘bricks and mortar’

    A state government plan to build townhouses and apartment buildings between three and 12 storeys in Broadmeadows must spark genuine community transformation, not just a…

  • Seniors’ housing focus required as population ages

    Seniors’ housing focus required as population ages

    The Retirement Living Council (RLC) is urging governments across the country to focus on age-friendly housing to cater for Australia’s ageing population following the release…

  • Student ready to shine

    Student ready to shine

    Roxburgh College student Nazli Igrat will be taking to the stage for 2024 Victorian State Schools Spectacular on September 14. The annual schools spectacular performance…

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