This week’s photographer’s choice photo is of James Young, owner of Hotel Westwood and Gualberto Casas from The Del Barrio New York Experience. (Damjan Janevski) 284290_01
New Gisborne’s Colin Chapman has been appointed as a member of the Order of Australia (AM). The Monash University emeritus professor was recognised on Monday…
Nominations are now open for the 2025–26 Cricket Victoria Community Cricket Awards, celebrating the outstanding contributions of individuals, clubs, associations and schools who have helped to grow and strengthen community…
Melbourne has been selected to host the World Conference on Lung Cancer – the biggest lung cancer conference globally. The 2029 edition of the conference will be held at the…
V-Line services will run to a Saturday timetable for the Australia Day public holiday on Monday 26 January. This will apply to all V-lIne services across the state except for…
Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 527936 The weather was perfect and the action was heating up on the field and the court across Melbourne’s north-west on Saturday. Star Weekly…
Students about to start prep at government schools across Victoria will receive a free bundle of books and resources to help kick-start their education.. The books and resources are included…
The state government has issued a final call for tobacco retailers and wholesalers to secure a mandatory licence, with less than two weeks remaining before a major crackdown on the…
Over 140 landmarks across Australia and New Zealand will be illuminated in purple and blue from 1–7 February 2026 to mark Feeding Tube Awareness Week (FTAW). This annual campaign, hosted…
A major study led by La Trobe University has sent a wake up call to residents across Melbourne’s north and west revealing that cutting just one litre of alcohol from…
La Trobe University has secured a significant $11.7 million federal funding boost to lead ground-breaking medical research, including a major project dedicated to reducing concussion and knee injuries for women…
As Victorians settle into new routines for the year, safety experts are warning that complacency, not ignorance, is driving lithium-ion battery fires, as familiar charging practices cause people to underestimate…
