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  • Convertible stolen from Pentland Hills

    Convertible stolen from Pentland Hills

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a car worth $120,000 stolen in Moorabool on the weekend. The unique classic car is a…

  • Musical takes wild trip to the nineties

    Musical takes wild trip to the nineties

    The Williamstown Musical Theatre Company (WMTC) is partying like it’s 1999 with its latest production: Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical. Based on the film of…

  • Free Saturdays and Sundays for seniors next year

    Free Saturdays and Sundays for seniors next year

    Elderly Victorians can look forward to free weekend public transport in the new year. From 1 January, seniors concession myki card holders can travel for…

  • Good vibrations hit Bundoora

    Good vibrations hit Bundoora

    A new twilight concert is making its way to Whittlesea, set to light up Bundoora as spring comes to a close with Bundoora Beats 2025…

  • Rolls Royce to power Victoria’s defence industry

    Rolls Royce to power Victoria’s defence industry

    The state government has signed a deal with Rolls Royce to support Victoria’s defence industry. On Tuesday, 4 November, Industry and Advanced Manufacturing Minister Colin…

  • Victoria signs up for AUKUS contribution

    Victoria signs up for AUKUS contribution

    It’s hoped a new agreement struck between the state government and two of the world’s largest defence companies will enhance Victoria’s contribution to the AUKUS…

  • ‘AI thinks it’s above the law’ warn publishers

    ‘AI thinks it’s above the law’ warn publishers

    Country Press Australia (CPA) has welcomed the federal government’s decision to rule out a copyright exemption for AI companies, but says urgent action is now…

  • Workshops for wordsmiths

    Workshops for wordsmiths

    Are you aged 7–18, have a passion for writing, interested in developing your creative writing skills, and maybe meeting new people that share your passion?…

  • Crackdown on underquoting in real estate

    Crackdown on underquoting in real estate

    The state government has announced an updated set of guidelines on the illegal practise of underquoting a home’s likely sale price. On 6 November, consumer…

  • Curing Monday blues

    Curing Monday blues

    The Gallery’s November exhibition will bring some cheer to your day. The exhibition, For a Monday, are the works of Candice Boyd, a local artist…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Take weight off naturally Struggling to lose weight? Struggling to get motivated? Want to try and do it in a friendly and less stressful atmosphere?…

  • Melton line contract awarded

    Melton line contract awarded

    The state government has announced the contract for the Melton line upgrade has now been awarded, as works on the project begin next month. John…

  • A lively reunion

    A lively reunion

    Melton West paramedics have been reunited with a baby they helped deliver on the side of the Princes Freeway last year. Paramedics Nerida Boci and…

  • Carli takes the reins

    Carli takes the reins

    In her third run in the role, new Melton mayor Lara Carli has pledged to advocate for infrastructure and services across the municipality. Elected on…

  • Community grant kerfuffle

    Community grant kerfuffle

    A Moorabool community grant allocation for a golf club divided councillors, with some arguing that a privately owned course should not be eligible for funding.…

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