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The Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) union in conjunction with the Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) this week began a “Hands off our ABC” campaign after the Liberals’ Federal Council voted four to one to privatise the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Victoria Police detectives this afternoon arrested a 13-year-old Epping boy, 15-year-old Lalor boy and 15-year-old Bundoora boy following a number of alleged incidents in the Bundoora area.
Victoria Police are investigating following a male allegedly exposing his penis to a female commuter on Hurstbridge bound train.
Murrindindi Shire spends $50,000 a year carrying out tree inspections and works to protect people and property from dangerous trees and limbs.
It never has been in Victoria (and most of Australia) illegal to use a two way radio, including Citizen’s Band (CB), amateur radio and other two-way radio systems whilst driving – in motion – despite media reporting otherwise for over 30 years.
It is a measure of how far today’s Liberal Party has drifted away from the values and ideals of its founder, Menzies, that last Saturday its federal council should have resoundingly adopted a motion that the ABC should be privatised.
Kinglake stayed in touch by a goal or less until Seville kicked three goals in the final term to win by 22 points.
Police allege two males, one armed with an axe entered the Coles Express Yallambie Road/Greensborough Highway service station, confronting a female staff member and delivery driver about 8.50 pm on Monday, June 11.
To celebrate it’s first birthday Kinglake Ranges News today opened the Whittlesea newsroom with Greensborough (St Helena), Alexandra, Hurstbridge, Yarra Glen and Yea to follow.
One year ago today Kinglake Ranges News went live providing the districts first local, live and independent news and information service.
Yarra Glen sit atop the ladder undefeated but were challenged as Kinglake got the early lead booting 6.4 to 3.6 in the first quarter, taking the River Pigs by surprise.
Despite Kinglake being in front by 3.2 at quarter time Yarra Glen whittled the margin to be four points ahead by half time as the Lakers ran out leg power.
Murrindindi Shire is changing the name of Local Law Officers to Community Safety Officers and rolling out new community safety vehicles.
The Federal Court today scheduled a taxation dispute between Black Saturday class action participants, represented by law firm Maurice Blackburn, and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to be heard on Tuesday, November 13, 2018.
In a media release Murrindindi Shire today thanked all involved in the construction of a new truck parking area at the Yea Saleyards to facilitate the loading and unloading of livestock.
Heading into the Queen’s Birthday long weekend bye round 8 was a consolidating one for many of the Northern Football/Netball League’s (NFNL) Women’s top teams as they strengthened their finals chances.
