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  • Call for safety upgrades

    Call for safety upgrades

    A Hume councillor is calling for safety improvements along a key Kalkallo road that has been the site of an “abundance of near misses”. During…

  • School holiday boomerang art

    School holiday boomerang art

    Kids flocked to Thomastown library on July 15 to take part in a special boomerang painting workshop led by First Nations Incursions. The workshop was…

  • A place to call home

    A place to call home

    Lalor District Men’s Shed is hoping upgraded facilities will help increase its member numbers, The group’s location at the old trade wing in Lalor Secondary…

  • Consumer win in card surcharge cut as business bristles

    Consumer win in card surcharge cut as business bristles

    Removing surcharges fees on debit and credit card transactions could save consumers more than $1 billion, but small businesses say the changes will just hide…

  • Nominate a dangerous intersection

    Nominate a dangerous intersection

    RACV is calling on Victorians to rank Melbourne’s intersections that need urgent attention by the Victorian government. RACV head of policy James Williams said My…

  • Accused sex offender worked at four additional centres

    Accused sex offender worked at four additional centres

    Police have identified a further four childcare centres which employed a Point Cook man accused of 70 offences against children. In a statement on July…

  • Police investigate Campbellfield hit-run

    Police investigate Campbellfield hit-run

    Police are investigating a hit-run collision in Campbellfield on Monday night. Police caught sight of a vehicle travelling at speeds of up to 199km/h in…

  • Milestone for pre-school reading program

    Milestone for pre-school reading program

    A pre-school reading program which began in Hume is celebrating its 10th anniversary. The 1000 Books Before School program began 10 years ago at Hume…

  • Lifeblood lifts sexual activity rules for plasma donation

    Lifeblood lifts sexual activity rules for plasma donation

    Australian Red Cross Lifeblood has removed sexual activity wait times for life-saving plasma donations, meaning that many more people can now help to save lives.…

  • Bulla CFA rammed

    Bulla CFA rammed

    Police are investigating an attempted burglary at a CFA building in Bulla on July 8. Police said a blue sedan rammed the roller door of…

  • Brimbank, Hume, Wyndham among top areas for numberplate thefts

    Brimbank, Hume, Wyndham among top areas for numberplate thefts

    With numberplate theft at record highs, Victoria Police is urging people to fit anti-theft screws to their vehicles. Keilor Downs Police Acting Sergeant Sam Romano…

  • Police investigate Roxburgh Park crash and suspected gunshot wound

    Police investigate Roxburgh Park crash and suspected gunshot wound

    Police are investigating after a man was found with a suspected gunshot wound following a crash in Roxburgh Park on Sunday. Emergency services were called…

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