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  • Student Anzac competition

    Student Anzac competition

    A dozen Victorian students have the opportunity to embark on a fully funded 11-day study tour to Gallipoli, Türkiye, where they will retrace the footsteps…

  • New retail crime prevention campaign

    New retail crime prevention campaign

    Crime Stoppers and Victoria Police are launching a new campaign calling on information from the community to help prevent and disrupt retail theft offending. The…

  • 2025 Community Heritage Grants applications now open

    2025 Community Heritage Grants applications now open

    Applications are now open for the 2025 Community Heritage Grants (CHG) program. The CHG program offers cash grants of up to $20,000 to community organisations…

  • Campfire warning ahead of long weekend

    Campfire warning ahead of long weekend

    Victoria’s fire and land management agencies are urging campers and holidaymakers to prioritise campfire safety ahead of the upcoming long weekend. Since July 1, 2024,…

  • One-man show explores identity

    One-man show explores identity

    Ras-Samuel’s move from Ethiopia to Australia as a nine-year old was underscored by abuse, homelessness, and crime — he is now portraying his immigration story…

  • Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music comes to Maribyrnong

    Country music will come to the banks of the Maribyrnong on Sunday, March 30 when Summer Sounds on the River takes place. Held on the…

  • Ballan Festival set to be the biggest

    Ballan Festival set to be the biggest

    Kicking off the colder weather and the beauty of fallen leaves will be the annual Ballan Autumn Festival, set for Sunday, March 16. The much-loved…

  • Watch Wonka in Werribee

    Watch Wonka in Werribee

    Come and see Wonka in Werribee and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination on Saturday, March 15. You won’t need a golden ticket…

  • Vietnamese museum to record refugee history

    Vietnamese museum to record refugee history

    In an Australian-first, a Vietnamese museum and cultural centre will be built in Sunshine, sharing the stories of migration and refugee settlement. As Prealene Khera…

  • Hume celebrates women’s strength and empowerment on International women’s day

    Hume celebrates women’s strength and empowerment on International women’s day

    Broadmeadows town hall was alive with energy for Hume council’s International Women’s Day event. The room was filled by community leaders and residents who had…

  • Raising awareness of childhood stroke

    Raising awareness of childhood stroke

    Stroke Foundation is urging parents and families to familiarise themselves with the signs of stroke in children, as part of a new awareness campaign. Childhood…

  • Saturday public transport for Labor Day public holiday

    Saturday public transport for Labor Day public holiday

    Public transport services will mostly run to a Saturday timetable on the Labour Day public holiday on Monday, March 10. As with all public holidays,…

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