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  • Petracca blitzs his rivals

    Petracca blitzs his rivals

    The hype machine has reached fever pitch after speed demon Petracca blitzed his rivals with a spectacular 40-metre win, positioning himself as a leading player…

  • Three Melton men charged with burglary

    Three Melton men charged with burglary

    Three men from the Melton area have been charged with a range of offenses following an aggravated burglary in Grovedale last month. A 35-year-old Kurunjang…

  • A year of easier renting for Victorians

    A year of easier renting for Victorians

    It’s been a year since renters across Victoria, like those in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges, have lived with 130 reforms introduced by the state…

  • New funding for healthy and happy pets

    New funding for healthy and happy pets

    More funding will be available for not-for-profit organisations and local councils, like Melton and Moorabool, to desex thousands of dogs and cats in order to…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.…

  • State government to boost mental health support in schools

    State government to boost mental health support in schools

    The state government will boost mental health services in Victorian schools, including those in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay, as they begin to respond to the…

  • New stats highlight low booster shot uptake

    New stats highlight low booster shot uptake

    Federal government figures have revealed Brimbank is one of the local government areas with the lowest uptake of booster shots in the state. The figures…

  • Victoria Police launch new community focused initiative

    Victoria Police launch new community focused initiative

    Victoria Police will be launching a new initiative across the state, focusing on issues that matter the most in local communities. With Victoria seemingly over…

  • Job seekers fill hospitality shortages

    Job seekers fill hospitality shortages

    Job seekers, including those living in Wyndham, are being trained and recruited to fill the gaps for hospitality businesses facing staff shortages. The state government…

  • State government urges drivers not to be complacent

    State government urges drivers not to be complacent

    The state government has released a new campaign urging motorists across the state, including in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay, to avoid complacency. This campaign is…

  • Through the archives

    Through the archives

    Star Weekly looks back through the pages of its predecessors. 30 years ago April 1, 1992 Residents of the Kirkton Park estate are the people…

  • Skin cancer warning for tradies

    Skin cancer warning for tradies

    Tradies in Wyndham aren’t doing enough to protect themselves from exposure to damaging sun rays, new data reveals. Of the tradies surveyed, 24 per cent…

  • Funding boost for Melton school and scouts

    Funding boost for Melton school and scouts

    Local students and scouts in the Melton area will benefit from a funding boost from AVID Property Group. Deanside Primary School and the Caroline Springs…

  • CFA warns against dangers of private fires

    CFA warns against dangers of private fires

    The Country Fire Authority (CFA) has warned Victorians to be vigilant about containing private fires. A statement from Victoria CFA on Wednesday March 30 said…

  • Moorabool musicians among the vines

    Moorabool musicians among the vines

    Myrniong will play host to an exciting local live music showcase on Sunday April 10. Vibes in the Vines will take place at St Anne’s…

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