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Great outdoors

EDUCATION at Bayside P-12 College in Altona North is set to branch out in a new direction. Last Monday students and staff from the school...

Festival fun

THE Laverton Festival provided plenty of family fun for Hobsons Bay residents on Sunday. The event included free rides, entertainment from Johnny Stingray and the...
Joeys Matilda and Mabel while they were being cared for by Wildlife Out West. 90571 Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Joey shame

  By ALESHA CAPONE THE case of two half-starved kangaroo joeys who were allegedly kept as pets inside an Altona concrete courtyard has shocked wildlife carers. A...
Williamstown resident Kiely Groenewegen will compete in the Prix de Lausanne, the world’s most prestigious student ballet competition. 90423 Picture: KRISTIAN SCOTT

Fantastic feet

  By ALESHA CAPONE A YOUNG ballerina from Williamstown is set to shine on the international stage when she competes in the world’s most prestigious student...
Mona, Michele and young Ashlee Haley celebrated the 40th anniversary of St Martin de Porres Primary School in Laverton recently. 90273 Picture: KRISTIAN SCOTT

School turns 40

By ALESHA CAPONE THREE generations of the one family all have different memories of St Martin de Porres Primary School in Laverton. However, grandmother Mona, aunt...

Minister nil on mill invite

  By ALESHA CAPONE SAVE Williamstown has invited three politicians to a public meeting about redeveloping the former Port Phillip Woollen Mill amid concerns about protecting...

Finn lauds council change

By ALESHA CAPONE WESTERN metropolitan MP Bernie Finn has hailed the recently-elected Hobsons Bay City Council as a positive change for the municipality. After municipal elections...

Meat industry on the nose

By ALESHA CAPONE MORE than 200 complaints about bad odours emitted by Brooklyn’s industrial precinct have been lodged with the Environment Protection Authority across four...
Trevor Cooke at home with some fabrics. 90462 Picture: JOE MASTROIANNI.

Built with tender loving care

By NICOLE VALICEK FROM a garage workshop to a thriving business Trevor Cooke often wonders how a hobby went so far. The Point Cook resident’s business...
An artist impression of what the East Werribee Employment Precinct will look like. 90559

New town centres

BY XAVIER SMERDON   THE biggest residential and business development on government land since the Docklands will be established in Werribee. With buildings up to 20 stories...
Minister for Planning Matthew Guy, Minister for Water Peter Walsh, Mayor Heather Marcus, Premier Ted Baillieu, Bernie Finn and Andrew Elsbury. 90622 Picture: XAVIER SMERDON

Resident anger over new city plan

By XAVIER SMERDON   WYNDHAM residents have panned a masterplan for a new precinct that will bring around 20,000 new residents to the area and be...
Werribee Pony Club will celebrate its 30th anniversary. 90463. Picture: DAMJAN JANEYSKI.

Pony club turns 30

By NICOLE VALICEK   PAST and present members are the heart and soul of the Werribee Pony Club and thanks to them it has survived for...