Bracks’ old
By Ann Marie AngebrandtJULIA Gillard’s campaign adviser Rhonda Reitveldt is among the latest Labor Party members to put up their hands for the seat...
Hall hire hassle
By Kirsty Ross
A PUBLIC council meeting to advise an Altona East hall’s terms of lease has been described as “a fiery event” at which...
Screen’s secrets
By Cameron WestonTHE secrets of the silver screen will be revealed at this year’s Williamstown Festival, in a series of workshops run by industry...
Study
By Cameron WestonA TOP Williamstown water cop has won a prestigious scholarship to study security at major ports around the world.
Inspector Kenneth Ashworth, of...
Probe into fire, death
ARSON Squad police are investigating the death of a 46-year-old Altona Meadows man on Saturday morning.
Police said family members went to the man’s house...
Swan’s death may
HOBSONS Bay City Council is urging residents not to walk dogs off their leads in Newport Lakes Park after a swan died when a...
How the
EASTERN Suburbs residents will soon be walking past images of the West displayed in bus shelters in areas such as St Kilda Road.
Janice Simpson,...
Getting the message
By Engelbert SchmidlNEWPORT resident Milly Parker was recently recognised for her disability advocacy work, winning the 3AW People’s Choice Award for community work.
Ms Parker,...
City wants to stay green
By Kirsty Ross
SPORTING grounds and park lawns will spoil over summer if a council plea to Melbourne’s water authority is refused.
Under the stage two...
Leisure centre fighting back
MANAGEMENT at Hobsons Bay’s new $11 million sports and aquatic centre has hit back angrily at reports that teenage thugs had terrorised patrons at...
Bracks plays it safe
By Cameron WestonCHILDREN crossing one of Hobsons Bay’s busiest roads on their way to school will do so more safely after a new crossing...
Amateur acting is a
By Kirsty Ross
IRONICALLY it was Blake Testro’s girlfriend who wanted a role in the cult classic, Little Shop of Horrors, but instead, he won...
