Good signs KEPERRA is slowly shaking off its Housing Commission stigma as young families move into the area seeking affordable living. Residents and business owners agree the suburb has noticeably moved upmarket in the past few years. Page 1

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Flooding chaos threatens Levin homes Several Levin houses came close to being flooded on Friday, after heavy rain across Horowhenua. Surface flooding was widespread, with the north east of Levin the worst hit. Emergency manager Ross Brannigan said houses in Winchester St were sandbagged... Page 3

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LABOR PLEDGE TO WIN BACK ITS HEARTLA.. LABOR has made an extraordinary pitch to win back its Central Coast heartland by pledging more than $240 million for roads and infrastructure projects across the region. NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley visited the Gosford waterfront yesterday to... Page 1

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Cricket fever building One Wellingtonian will realise his dreams over the next month when he bowls against cricket stars from around the world. Wellington under-19 bowler and former Wellington College student Bhavik Patel is a net bowler for the Cricket World Cup and will... Page 1

Out with the old A PLAN to rezone parts of Kilburn and Blair Athol will aim to spark development in the area and encourage industries to move out. Planning Minister John Rau last week released the Kilburn and Blair Athol Urban Renewal Development Amendment Plan for... Page 1

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Permits denied PEOPLE power has won the day, with Monash Council heeding the calls of more than 1300 residents and knocking back "excessive" development proposals for two former school sites. The council has told the developers to go back to the drawing board to... Page 1

APPEAL FOR CALM With up to 80,000 revellers to flock to Port Phillip foreshores on Australia Day, police are reminding everyone to have fun, but also behave and act responsibly. Page 1

Break-in a blow to volunteers MONTMORENCY-Eltham RSL sub-branch president Bill McKenna is still reeling from a break-in that resulted in the theft of $3000 raised through the hard work of volunteers. The crime has led to an increase in security measures. PAGE 3 Page 1

Here comes the Big Pawn YOUVE heard of beach cricket, volleyball and football. Well now you can add beach chess to the list. A giant waterfront chessboard will be used next month as part of the Redcliffe Chess Clubs 50th anniversary. Page 1

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Fired up over coal THE Federal Government is refusing to rule out a new coal-fired power plant at Pelican Point, setting up a potential battle against Premier Jay Weatherills vision for more gas and battery-powered electricity. Mr Weatherill yesterday outlined his plan... Page 1

Cops catch armed man A MAN allegedly carrying an air rifle caused streets to be closed down in Spreydon yesterday. The Armed Offenders Squad was sent into streets around Bayley Pl after reports of a man with a gun around 1pm. Resident Brett Lovegrove said the firearm was believed to be an air gun. Police would not comment. Police were sent to a Bayley Pl residence at around 1pm. "Basically, once they [the residents] l Page 1

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Thieves target fin art FLIPPING thieves have stolen a popular dolphin sculpture from Pipemakers Park. Maribyrnong Council discovered something fishy had happened after noticing the $30,000 statue had gone missing on July 17. The piece, meant to symbolise the mammals... Page 1

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Shops eye online sales How will online stores affect the way we do our shopping. Reporter Page 1

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Man jailed for attack on sex worker A MAN who choked, slapped, and spat at a sex worker in a degrading five-hour attack has been jailed for 10 months. Daniel Juan Daly, 29, picked up the 19-year-old woman on Manchester St on January 25, 2013, and took her to a nearby YMCA. She had only been working for four weeks. "It could get rough," he warned her. "Im not scared of you," she replied. However, after Daly began acting violently, h Page 3

FRIENDS MOURN A MATE FAMILY and friends of the 16-year-old who died after being stabbed at a house party in Ryde on Saturday night are remembering him as a funloving mate who revelled in sport. Aidan Smith was one of seven guests stabbed when a fight erupted at the... Page 1

Sounds angelic These girls from Lowther Hall Anglicannglican Grammar School will make history when they become the first female choir to sing at St Pauls Anglican Cathedral in the churchs 128-year history. Page 1

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Snap a photo with Santa and his elve.. TAKING a photo with Santa is a Christmas tradition in most families - along with lining up to see Myers magical windows and singing along to Carols By Candlelight. To get into the festive mood, families can enter the Magic Cave at David Jones at the... Page 3

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SEEING RED MOTORISTS were fined more than $10.6 million in just one year at 13 red light speed cameras in the eastern suburbs, new data has revealed. And a fixed speed camera on the Eastern Distributor has raised $3.46 million - the highest revenue raiser in the... Page 1

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TOWERING DIVIDE HIGHRISE apartments will help Canterbury accommodate more than 35,000 people over the next two decades. Canterbury Council has approved about 50 highrise developments in Canterbury town centre and Canterbury Rd in the past 18 months. The boom in... Page 1

ON DEATHS DOORSTEP MANLY residents say they are appalled over a proposal for a funeral home in their neighbourhood, arguing they do not want "death and bereavement on their doorstep". A development application has been submitted for White Lady Funerals to operate on the... Page 1

FAITH IN THE JOB A GLENDENNING manufacturing business, a global leader in its industry, has adopted a novel way to ensure workplace harmony and, ultimately, improved quality and productivity. Workplace and storage equipment business BAC Systems has a chapel on site,... Page 1

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Roos bound to another win in unbeate.. GOODWOOD maintained its unbeaten start to the A1 Turf Cricket season after downing Grange at Goodwood Oval on Saturday. Resuming at 5/59 chasing the Dolphins day one 92, the Roos secured first innings points and declared at 8/123. Page 1

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