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  • Melbourne Airport noise monitors go live

    Melbourne Airport noise monitors go live

    Bulla residents will now be able to access aircraft noise data in almost real time, following the installation of noise monitors. Melbourne Airport announced on…

  • The giant stiletto is coming

    The giant stiletto is coming

    A Mill Park comedian is helping to bring Las Vegas is to Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre this September to dazzle audiences with mesmerising acts and costumes.…

  • Play for a Purpose this Father’s Day

    Play for a Purpose this Father’s Day

    Instead of socks and undies, there’ a different type of gift families can opt for this Father’s Day – one that supports important community causes…

  • Call for Indigenous people to oversee Treaty negotiations

    Call for Indigenous people to oversee Treaty negotiations

    Victoria’s First Peoples are invited to nominate for the Treaty Authority which will oversee Treaty negotiations between the state government and Aboriginal Victorians. Treaty and…

  • Support for Victorian carers

    Support for Victorian carers

    The federal government is investing $900,000 in a grants program to increase local support for the more than 700,000 unpaid carers across the state who…

  • What’s on in the north

    What’s on in the north

    Walking Thomastown Take a magical night-time journey through the culture and history of Thomastown and experience one of Whittlesea’s oldest suburbs in a new light…

  • Funding offered To VicTrack community tenants

    Funding offered To VicTrack community tenants

    Not-for-profit groups that lease rail land, buildings and other assets from VicTrack for community purposes have the chance to apply for grants of up to…

  • Fire chiefs warn of electrical dangers

    Fire chiefs warn of electrical dangers

    A fire started by a clothes dryer that destroyed a house has prompted Victoria’s fire services to call on households to keep the safety and…

  • Lamb records broken

    Lamb records broken

    Record lamb production and growth in mutton production across the board has been recorded so far this year, according to new Australian Bureau of Statistics…

  • Device help sessions

    Device help sessions

    Goonawarra Neighbourhood House is holding device help sessions for residents who are struggling with technical difficulties. Whether it be a phone, tablet, laptop or desktop…

  • Honda sets out its SUV stall

    Honda sets out its SUV stall

    Honda has shown its hand for the future with a deft shuffle of its SUVs, including the addition of a new model, the ZR-V, slotting…

  • Four arrested over arson attacks on tobacco stores

    Four arrested over arson attacks on tobacco stores

    Four people have been arrested over a series of dangerous arson attacks on tobacco stores in Victoria, but police say they are “likely just the…

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