News
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Trading of skills throughout the community
The trading of time and skills has often been a format that has played out for centuries, however, it’s something that has dropped off in…
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tougher penalties for protesters in timber zones passes Parliament
Victorian Parliament passed an amendment introduced by the State Government to the Sustainable Forests Timber Bill on Thursday 4 August, aiming to ensure stronger penalties…
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RSPCA calls for political parties to commit to animal welfare issues
After polling over 3000 Victorians about the animal welfare issues which matter the most to them, the RSPCA is calling on Victorian political parties to…
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Net-zero house is spreading the word
One Upwey local is sharing his experience of building a sustainable home on a budget, as the cost of living issues continues to hit headlines…
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Funding boost for DVA “too late” for some veterans
Australian veterans can now access free medical treatment for 20 of the most commonly claimed conditions through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, alongside a funding…
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International Beer Day recognises the value of beer
Beer drinkers can raise a glass in solidarity this International Beer Day on Friday 5 August while the beer tax hike this week sees the…
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Emerald SES plays their part in wind response
on Tuesday 2 August, VICSES Emerald crew members were out overnight until 7pm where they attended 85 calls for help from residents as damaging winds…
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Knox Local Heroes voting now open
Three Knox locals will receive $5,000 for their community organisations after being announced as Westfield Local Heroes 2022 finalists, with the winner receiving $20,000 for…
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Calling the Dandenong Ranges to prepare their Mullets for Mental Health
Dandenong Ranges residents are being encouraged to grow their luscious locks, with Black Dog Institute’s Mullets for Mental Health campaign returning in September. Mullets for…
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Police to deploy new mobile unit in Knox
A new Mobile Policing Unit (MPU) based out of Knox will help tackle crime hotspots, manage critical incidents and lead large-scale search and rescue efforts…
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Inflation and cash rate increase causes Australians to tighten purse strings
On Tuesday 2 August the Reserve Bank of Australia announced another increase in the cash rate target of 50 basis points to 1.85 per cent.…
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Pints could cost as much as $15 with beer tax set to rise
Pubs and their patrons might see the cost of their drinks increase as the beer excise tax increases from Monday 1 August. The announcement was…
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