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Film is a fine romance
Romance will have a green hue that is far from new this Valentine’s Day, and that is because a free outdoor movie screening of Shrek…
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Fatal crash in Gisborne
Police are investigating a fatal collision in Gisborne on Tuesday morning Emergency services were called to Bacchus Marsh Road where a car and motorbike collided…
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Harvest event on again
Salesian College Sunbury is inviting applications from local businesses for this year’s Rupertswood Harvest event. The school is encouraging food and beverage vendors and market…
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Reserve makeover unveiled
The Turnberry Drive Reserve and playground in Sunbury has received a makeover, now boasting new play equipment and park facilities. Unveiled on Friday, January 24…
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Romsey plant works begin
Construction has started on upgrades to the Romsey Water Filtration Plant, with the major project aimed at improving local water supply and security. According to…
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Tech school designs revealed
Designs for the new Hume Tech School have been unveiled, showcasing the state-of-the-art facility that will benefit more than 20,000 students. Set to open in…
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Vineyard Rd safety calls resurface
A Diggers Rest community group is continuing to advocate for duplication of Vineyard Road due to ongoing traffic safety concerns. As previously reported by Star…
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Kyneton grassfire under control
A grassfire on a section of the Calder Freeway in Kyneton is currently under control, with one tanker visiting the site on Sunday morning to…
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Women’s conference delivered to Melbourne
Melbourne will host one of the biggest gender equality events to be held in Australia next year when the Women Deliver Conference 2026 takes place…
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Finalists announced for WorkSafe awards
From almost 150 nominations, 21 finalists have been shortlisted across six award categories for the 35th annual WorkSafe Awards, which celebrate initiatives in workplace health…
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AM honour for Christine
Darraweit Guim resident Christine Craik was made a member of the Order of Australia for her significant service to the community as a social worker,…
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Study finds support for scientists
Most people worldwide trust scientists and think they should actively shape government policy, according to a major new international study involving researchers from Latrobe University…
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