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CAR SLAMS INTO LOCAL DENTIST SURGERY
3:36 PM AEDT | A MOTORIST has escaped serious injury after her car careened into a Williamstown dental surgery this afternoon.
Fans flock to oval to meet top Dogs
03 Mar 10 | THE expectation of a 2010 premiership was palpable at the Whitten Oval on Sunday as a record crowd of 12,000 turned up for the Western Bulldogs' family and community day.   | GALLERY: Western Bulldogs family and ...
Pilots locked in debate
03 Mar 10 | WHILE Melton Shire gears up to celebrate 100 years since showman Harry Houdini made history in his Voisin biplane near Diggers Rest, Museum Victoria's Scienceworks will court controversy.
Big Bay shootout
03 Mar 10 | AN impressive field, including former Olympian Daniel Kowalski, took to the water on Sunday to compete in the Big Bay Swim.   | GALLERY: Williamstown's Big Bay swim
Women out of their depth over pool fee
03 Mar 10 | MUSLIMS have lashed out at a $450 weekly fee for women to swim at Bayfit Leisure Centre in Altona North.
03 Mar 10 | A MELBOURNE Water survey has confirmed what locals have suspected for years – most residents in the Maribyrnong catchment visit a river or creek to exercise.
Vegies uniting tenants
03 Mar 10 | FOR seniors living in Williamstown's public housing towers, a small vegetable patch has provided a new lease of life.
Valley bridges time gap
03 Mar 10 | FOR more than 18 months Ascot Vale's Newsome Street pedestrian bridge has been trouble over calming waters.
03 Mar 10 |  A SURGEON at Western Health has expressed dismay at allegations of secret hospital waiting lists, calling the "unwarranted attacks extremely distressing, demeaning and totally demoralising".
Taking the battle to diabetes
03 Mar 10 |  RESEARCHERS in the western suburbs have found that 17 years after being diagnosed with diabetes, some people still don't understand what the disease is.
Behind the walls: Suburb yields a secret
03 Mar 10 | SINCE Jack's Magazine was built in the 1870s, fewer than 1000 people have been inside. We have.  | Behind the walls: River front ...
03 Mar 10 | THE public will get access to three kilometres of river frontage along the Maribyrnong Defence site, according to a 'draft vision' document.  | Behind the walls: Suburb yields ...
03 Mar 10 | A KNIFE and a machete were wielded in two separate attacks in Maribyrnong over the weekend.
03 Mar 10 | HOMICIDE detectives want to speak to a witness who saw a group of men fighting in Yarraville about the time Indian student Nitin Garg was murdered.
Ovarian cancer 'no silent killer'
03 Mar 10 | WILLIAMSTOWN resident Paula Benson considers herself lucky. In 2003, the director of Ovarian Cancer Australia was diagnosed with the so-called "silent killer".
Mount St Joseph Girls thrilled at Mary MacKillop honour
03 Mar 10 | MOUNT St Joseph Girls' College is rejoicing at Mary MacKillop becoming our first saint.
Stolen medals back with Carr family
03 Mar 10 | WILLIAMSTOWN resident John Carr's dream of marching with his children in an Anzac Day parade was shattered when his late grandfather John McGregor's World War II medals were stolen.
Kindies 'under threat'
03 Mar 10 | PARENTS and kindergartens have criticised Maribyrnong Council's pre-school system in response to a Fairfax report on a lack of three-year-old classes in the municipality.
03 Mar 10 | POLICE have caught up with one of Maribyrnong's youngest 'hoons' - a teenage boy who does not yet even have his L-plates.
03 Mar 10 | A LEADING psychologist and cognitive neuro-scientist has joined the chorus for harsher penalties for hoon drivers.
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