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  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Senior citizens meet The Gladstone Park Senior Citizens Club regularly meets for games of bingo, carpet bowls and a chat over a cuppa, at the…

  • Support for First Nations tourism

    Support for First Nations tourism

    The state government has launched a new program to further support First Nation’s businesses in the tourism sector. Acting Tourism, Sport and Major Events Minister…

  • Counselling available in the west

    Counselling available in the west

    The Western Region Centre Against Sexual Assault (WestCASA) continues to offer support for people distressed by the recent alleged sexual assault in childcare centres in…

  • Should you use AI to calculate your tax return?

    Should you use AI to calculate your tax return?

    AI is changing how Australians do their taxes, but experts warn it could backfire if overused. Convenience comes with risk, especially if you’re relying on…

  • Help with diabetes study

    Help with diabetes study

    Regular exercise is among the most common recommendations given to people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) as a way of managing the condition and improving…

  • The mystery of who shot Albert Marr

    The mystery of who shot Albert Marr

    Williamstown amateur historian Barb McNeill is Star Weekly’s history columnist. This week she tells the rollicking tale of fight that took place in 1925 outside…

  • Winter wood heater advice

    Winter wood heater advice

    With many firing up their wood burning heater to keep their toes warm this winter, EPA Victoria is offering tips to reduce smoke and heat…

  • Here and There coming to Altona

    Here and There coming to Altona

    Old mates, painter John Anrep and photographer Bob Gilpin are again taking centre stage, this time with artist Jill Pung Clifford at the Louis Joel…

  • Running for a cause

    Running for a cause

    Harley Elliott is enjoying a well-earned break over the school holidays. The nine-year-old from Sunbury ran one kilometre a day every day in June to…

  • Dance the night away

    Dance the night away

    Rock ‘n’ roll fans should get ready to clear their Saturday night schedule and put on their dancing shoes. A free music performance by A…

  • A fruity winter festival

    A fruity winter festival

    One of Australia’s largest gatherings of fruit tree lovers is just around the corner! Sunday, August 10 is the date for this year’s Winter Heritage…

  • Step right up and see the show

    Step right up and see the show

    Stop clowning around and make your way down to the circus these school holidays. Eroni’s Circus has arrived in Sunbury and set up camp in…

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