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Sunbury Art Society The Sunbury Art Society meets every Friday and Saturday, from 10am- 3pm, at the Boilerhouse, Jacksons Hill, to paint or draw over…
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Spine chilling defib rescue
Defib For Life started in 2010 following the death of Stephen Buckman after he had a sudden cardiac arrest while at football training at Rupertswood.…
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Stink over road spill
A Sunbury resident is facing her car being written off after driving through a spill on Bulla Road, which she suspects was sewage. Marnie Webber…
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Teens arrested over violent dating app attacks
More than 30 people, mostly teenage boys, have been arrested across Victoria over a string of violent attacks targeting men using dating apps and social…
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Ashes history headed to Lords
A piece of important and forgotten Sunbury and Ashes history is headed to England to be displayed at Lords. While the Ashes urn has been…
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Dine on world-class art
A Jane Austen descendent is just one course in a feast of music, film, words and ideas being served in Woodend on the King’s Birthday…
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Bridge painting underway
Painting of the new Old Calder Highway road bridge is underway as part of the final phase of structural works on the level crossing removal…
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Curry, jaffle edge out veg rivals
A Sri Lankan tasting plate was the star of this year’s Edgy Veg Awards. Throughout April, Ranges residents supported local venues by tasting and scoring…
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Break-ins take a toll
The owners of five Sunbury businesses have been left reeling after their stores were broken into, resulting in tens of thousands of dollars in damage…
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Learn to navigate the NDIS
Parents of children with a disability or developmental delay are being encouraged to attend an information session at Woodend Neighbourhood House later this month to…
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Dry conditions fed Bulla fire
A significant grass fire started at Bulla to the west of Melbourne Airport on Tuesday, as a result of the dry start to autumn. The…
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Opinion: Don’t shoot the messenger
In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was dangerous.…
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