Lovebirds Pam and Pieter Bink celebrate 60 years
Pam and Pieter Bink say they’ve never fought in their 60 years of marriage.
The secret? “Give your wife a cup of tea in bed...
Dads line up for that loving feeling on Father’s Day
Bradley Ward has one piece of advice for soon-to-be dads – cherish every moment, celebrate each milestone.
Children grow so fast, the Eynesbury father says...
Women’s roles at play at Bacchus Marsh College
The Foreman is not your typical high-school drama production. Instead, it explores American politics, history and gender inequality.
What would the world look like if...
Inaugural Bacchus Marsh makers market
Bacchus Marsh’s artists and crafties will have the chance to showcase their creations at the town’s inaugural Maker’s Market.
The new market will be unveiled...
Dream Big Festival kicks off in Melton South next month
A two-day festival celebrating “big dreams” and promoting good mental health will kick off in Melton South next month.
The Dream Big Festival, co-ordinated by...
Small Business Festival coming to Melton
A small-business festival planned for Melton is aimed at putting the municipality on the map and showcasing the “great things” local businesses are achieving.
Melton...
Georgia is taking part in the Victorian State Schools Spectacular
South Morang’s Georgia Moris loves to perform. The 11-year-old spends her spare time singing, acting, modelling and competing in calisthenics. She dreams of making...
Vintage diesel train to pass through Bacchus Marsh
RACEGOERS can travel aboard a vintage diesel train to the Redwood Carnival at Maryborough this weekend.
The Redwood Rail Trail train will depart Southern Cross...
Gearing up for the Ballan vintage rally
Good things take time so preparation for the next Ballan vintage rally has already begun.
Collectors are gearing up early for next February’s Ballan District...
Eynesbury artisan market delivers the goods
A market in Eynesbury this weekend will showcase hand-crafted goodies from across the western suburbs.
Market manager Felicity Ashman said the market had proven so...
Green thumbs needed to plant 3000 trees near Melton
Volunteers are needed to roll up their sleeves, pull on gumboots and plant 3000 trees near Melton.
The 11th annual Grow West event will build...
Melton celebrates Refugee Week
It takes courage to flee persecution and seek refuge in another country, the Refugee Council of Australia reminds us.
And this year’s Refugee Week theme...
Shiann’s red-y for Red Nose Day
Western suburbs cutie Shiann is one of many youngsters who will be clowning around this week – all for a good cause.
The six-year-old will...
7 things to do this weekend
From laughing out loud to classic cars and winter arts, here's seven things to do around the north west this weekend.
Cherry Laughter Club
Where: Cherry...
6 things to do this weekend
Williamstown Wine and Chocolate Festival
Where: Seaworks, 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown
When: 11am-6pm, Saturday April 3o
The Williamstown Wine and Chocolate Festival is a celebration pairing the best...
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Conversations are key this White Ribbon Month
As White Ribbon Month gets under way, the organisation is working harder than ever to prevent violence against women by engaging men and boys...
