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  • Whittlesea locks in rates rise

    Whittlesea locks in rates rise

    Whittlesea ratepayers will face an average rate rise of 3 per cent next financial year after council adopted its 2025-26 budget. The budget, endorsed at…

  • Call out to Bundoora’s retirees to donate

    Call out to Bundoora’s retirees to donate

    With more time on their hands and a strong sense of community, The Bundoora Donor Centre is turning to one of the community’s most willing…

  • Councillor hits out at ‘selfish’ tamperers

    Councillor hits out at ‘selfish’ tamperers

    A Whittlesea councillor has called for those responsible for a vote tampering scheme in the Lalor Ward to be prosecuted, as the candidates for the…

  • Teens charged after high-speed crash in Epping

    Teens charged after high-speed crash in Epping

    Two teenagers have been charged after a stolen vehicle crashed in Epping early Wednesday morning, June 18, leaving six people seriously injured. Police allege the…

  • Big bus rolls in to put food on the table

    Big bus rolls in to put food on the table

    With the support of Kinetic, Fodbank Victoria has transformed two 18-metre buses normally used for airport transfers, into the coolest mobile supermarkets on the planet.…

  • Jessie’s heartbreaking winter rescue

    Jessie’s heartbreaking winter rescue

    It was the early hours of a bitter winter morning when a young pup named Jessie was found alone on Villiers Street in North Melbourne…

  • Crime spikes in Whittlesea and Hume

    Crime spikes in Whittlesea and Hume

    Whittlesea and Hume have recorded spikes in crime, with car-related thefts and family violence driving up offence rates. Data released by the Crime Statistics Agency…

  • Rainy day fun at the zoo

    Rainy day fun at the zoo

    An exuberant gorilla at Werribee Open Range Zoo is challenging the belief that this species dislikes the rain – and he’s making quite a splash…

  • Painting with purpose

    Painting with purpose

    What began as a modest idea in 2012 has now flourished into one of Roxburgh Park’s most vibrant community art events and artist Mary Herring…

  • St Monica’s College wins Top Sustainability Award

    St Monica’s College wins Top Sustainability Award

    St. Monica’s College has been crowned campus infrastructure and operations school of the year at the 2025 ResourceSmart Schools Awards. Held at the MCG and…

  • Supporting mums

    Supporting mums

    For three decades, Belinda Toohey has worked at the intersection of advocacy, disability support, and community care – and now she’s turning her focus to…

  • Six hospitalised after stolen car rolls in Epping

    Six hospitalised after stolen car rolls in Epping

    Six teenagers are in hospital with serious injuries after a car they were in rolled and crashed in an embankment at the entrance to the…

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