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  • Helping for half a century

    Helping for half a century

    St John Ambulance Victoria hosted a special morning tea on Friday, July 11 to farewell and thank Gladstone Park local Alan Marshall for his 52…

  • Star expands with acquisition of iconic Lanyon newspapers

    Star expands with acquisition of iconic Lanyon newspapers

    SA Today has continued its growth across regional Australia with the acquisition of five historic mastheads from the Lanyon family Mildura, marking a significant milestone…

  • Clothes to get job ready

    Clothes to get job ready

    Young people in Wyndham, Hobsons Bay and Hume seeking to look sharp on their way to landing a job are invited to participate in a…

  • Man charged after threats made in Coolaroo and drugs located

    Man charged after threats made in Coolaroo and drugs located

    Police have charged a man following an incident in Coolaroo earlier this week. The Craigieburn man has been charged with 25 offences including trafficking various…

  • Cost of Whittlesea monitors revealed

    Cost of Whittlesea monitors revealed

    Two municipal monitors appointed by the state government to oversee Whittlesea council cost ratepayers more than $66,000. The government appointed Jude Munro and Peita Duncan…

  • Land acquisition key to intersection

    Land acquisition key to intersection

    Whittlesea council will seek to publicly acquire two sections of land along Boundary Road in Wollert to pave the way for the development of an…

  • Two arrested over alleged extortions

    Two arrested over alleged extortions

    Two Hume men have been arrested as part of an investigation into alleged extortions committed on a number of shops in the Altona North area.…

  • Dementia Australia launches Diversity Grant Program

    Dementia Australia launches Diversity Grant Program

    Dementia Australia has launched its 2025 Diversity Small Grants program. The program will support community organisations to build awareness and understanding of dementia in Aboriginal,…

  • Study reveals fewer young people vaping

    Study reveals fewer young people vaping

    A study has found that the rate of vaping among 14–17-year-olds started to drop late last year following a rise in popularity. The Generation Vape…

  • Giving refugee communities a voice

    Giving refugee communities a voice

    Supporting vulnerable refugees, advocating for, and building the capacity of grass roots refugee communities is the mission of a new not-for-profit organisation. The RCAA Foundation…

  • Investigation into death of Meadow Heights man

    Investigation into death of Meadow Heights man

    Police are appealing for assistance as part of their investigation into the death of a Meadow Heights man earlier this year. Police were initially called…

  • RACV urges safety around schools

    RACV urges safety around schools

    RACV is reminding all road users to exercise extra caution around school zones as students return to classrooms across the state. RACV head of policy…

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