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  • Students join fight to save endangered species

    Students join fight to save endangered species

    St Mary’s Primary School is working toward official recognition as a Fighting Extinction School – an initiative led by Melbourne Zoo that celebrates student-driven conservation.…

  • $68M retail hub set to transform Craigieburn

    $68M retail hub set to transform Craigieburn

    A major retail shake-up is on the horizon for Craigieburn, with ground officially broken on Aston Square, a $68 million neighbourhood shopping centre designed to…

  • McLindon seeks Supreme Court review

    McLindon seeks Supreme Court review

    Former Whittlesea mayor Aidan McLindon will seek a Supreme Court review of the decision to suspend him from council for six months. As reported by…

  • Basem Abdo vows to focus on jobs and education, after tight Calwell contest

    Basem Abdo vows to focus on jobs and education, after tight Calwell contest

    From the aisles of Hungry Jack’s at Melbourne Airport to the halls of Federal Parliament, Basem Abdo’s journey reflects the grit and hope of Melbourne’s…

  • Snuggles for strays

    Snuggles for strays

    As icy winds sweep through Victoria earlier than expected, Lort Smith Animal Hospital is calling on the community to lend a warm helping hand– or…

  • Bold colors, bright memories

    Bold colors, bright memories

    Growing up in Westmeadows, artist Callum Preston remembers days filled with motion, skateboarding with friends, catching buses to school, and painting the world in his…

  • Hume’s after-dark festival returns to dazzle

    Hume’s after-dark festival returns to dazzle

    Hume’s most luminous celebration is back– bigger, brighter, and bolder than ever. Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 21 2025, as the Hume Winter Lights…

  • Volunteer equipment grants open

    Volunteer equipment grants open

    Applications for the 2025-26 round of the Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program (VESEP) are now open. This year the state government has announced an additional…

  • Winter works heat up as tunnel’s near completion

    Winter works heat up as tunnel’s near completion

    The Metro Tunnel Project is heating up this winter as it undertakes a full day of trial operations on Melbourne’s rail network for the very…

  • Golden echoes

    Golden echoes

    The past pulses through every brushstroke of Antiqueanism – a luminous new exhibition by Egyptian artist Rasha Wanase-RW, where ancient symbolism and modern aesthetics collide…

  • Exhibition a journey through grief

    Exhibition a journey through grief

    When Wardah Alam lost her father as a teenager, the world became a quiet, uncertain place. Years later, that silence has taken form in The…

  • Revamp on the cards

    Revamp on the cards

    The future of Gladstone Park’s ageing senior citizens centre could soon be brighter, after Hume council unanimously backed a motion to investigate upgrade options for…

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