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17 May 12 | Eighties legend Brian Mannix may be a newcomer to the world of dancing, but Goya Dmytryshchak discovers he’s quick on his feet.
MPs tout jobs for noisy Maribyrnong River rail crossing
16 May 12 | CITY-bound commuters will soon be crossing a new rail bridge over the Maribyrnong River.
GG Bryce launches groundbreaking VU spinal cord injury program
16 May 12 | PEOPLE with spinal cord injuries face a brighter future, thanks to the groundbreaking Walk On program launched by Governor-General Quentin Bryce at Whitten Oval on Monday.  | GALLERY: Quentin Bryce visits Footscray, ...
Teens' online gambling habits a losing hand
16 May 12 | TEENS glued to computer screens playing online poker for hours on end have youth workers worried that bad gambling habits could be on the cards.
Street artists hits wall on Braybrook laneway
16 May 12 | BRAYBROOK'S Churchill Avenue laneway will be given a dramatic makeover under the watchful eye of internationally renowned street artist Adnate.
16 May 12 | ASK volunteers like Joan LeRoy what keeps them helping out week after week and the answer is simple.
Truck curfew may be forfeited to unclog Yarraville, Footscray roads
16 May 12 | YEARS of campaigning for truck curfews on residential streets may unravel for Yarraville and Footscray residents with the hard-fought respite hours in danger of being cast aside.  | CommentsComments (2)
Accusations fly, but Footscray dental clinic plans grounded
16 May 12 | HEALTH Minister David Davis has accused western suburbs MPs of letting down the people of the west on dental health care.  | CommentsComments (2)
Western suburbs ambulance patients stuck landing ramp
16 May 12 | PARAMEDICS are spending more than 900 hours a month waiting to transfer patients to wards at the western suburbs' two biggest hospitals, delaying the paramedics in responding to other jobs.
Maribyrnong ratepayers shielded from budget woes
16 May 12 | MARIBYRNONG ratepayers have been given an election-year gift after the council delivered its lowest rate rise - 4.9 per cent - in five years in its draft 2012-13 budget.
WRFL: 'Five star' game from leader lifts Woodsmen
16 May 12 | Woodsmen player-coach Chris O'Keefe rose above all to steer Spotswood to a 27-point win over Altona Vikings in the Western Region Football League division 1 blockbuster.
16 May 12 | Western Region Football League results: Round 5
16 May 12 | YARRAVILLE-Seddon coach David Connell has put the blowtorch on his players, saying their first half in an 86-point win over local rivals West Footscray at Shorten Reserve on Saturday was "definitely the worst" they have played in this Western Region Football League division 2 season.
16 May 12 | WILLIAMSTOWN tripped up at the first hurdle in defence of their Foxtel Cup premiership.
16 May 12 | FOOTSCRAY had a steely determination last Saturday to snap a two-game losing run in the Victorian Rugby Union Premier 1.
16 May 12 | ALTONA Roosters were blown off the park in the first half of a 44-18 loss to North West Wolves in Victorian Rugby League first grade at Loft Reserve on Sunday.
16 May 12 | A DILUTED field of riders played into the hands of Ben Johnson, who easily took line honours in the eighth round of the Footscray Cycling Club's winter road season.
HV: Seagulls in control but coach not happy
16 May 12 | ALTONA Seagulls gave 100-gamer Steve Campbell a milestone to remember with a 3-0 win over Footscray Bulldogs in the long-awaited Hockey Victoria men's state league 1 western derby at   | GALLERY: Hockey: Footscray v Altona
16 May 12 | C3 Church Newport paster Nathan Hawes has always wanted to help people.
Railway sleeper 'wakes' to win Hobsons Bay art prize
16 May 12 | SCULPTOR Brendon Taylor's trip down memory lane has earned him first prize in a competition, Art in Public Places.
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