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70 abuse charges
Babies less than six months old are among the eight children allegedly sexually abused by an employee at a Point Cook childcare centre who also…
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Dallas taxi driver caught over limit
A taxi driver from Dallas has lost his licence after being caught over the limit in Hadfield. Officers had set up a testing site on…
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New program offers free care for stray cats
Whittlesea residents feeding or sheltering a stray cat can now access free care thanks to a new initiative from the council. In partnership with Animal…
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Man faces court over murder
A man has faced court today in relation to the murder of Joshua Bishop. Brandon Watts, 27, fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday morning, after…
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Community consultation to flush out ideas on public toilets
Whittlesea council is aiming to try and make sure people have access to public toilets when and where they need them most. The council is…
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Murder charge
A man has been charged with murder after human remains were found as part of the search for missing Sunbury man Joshua Bishop. The remains…
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Road rule reminder
RACV is reminding Victorian motorists that from Tuesday July 1, they will be required to slow down to 40 kilometres per hour when passing incident…
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Tourists spend record amount
International travellers spent a record $9.3 billion in Victoria in the year to March 2025. The figures are included in the latest data from Tourism…
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Opportunistic thieves warning
Victoria Police and Neighbourhood Watch Victoria are warning the community to be on the look out for opportunistic thieves. Police are reminding residents that half…
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Police survey to close soon
Time is running out to contribute to the annual Victoria Police Community Sentiment Survey. The survey will close Monday, June 30, so those who so…
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Digital tool to help younger people avoide stroke
Stroke Foundation is proud to support Love Your Brain – a free, evidence-based digital tool that helps Australians understand and manage their risk of stroke.…
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Cracking the code of early onset bowel cancer
Bowel cancer is no longer just a disease of the elderly. In Australia and around the world, there has been a concerning rise in bowel…
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