High time for action A ROAD safety audit, more curfews and tougher fines are among the measures needed to prevent trucks striking the Napier St bridge, Maribyrnong Council says. The rail bridge suffers more hits from heavy vehicles than any other in Melbourne, with 43... Page 1

Wiping out graffiti GLEN Eira Council has come up with a plan to give graffiti the brush off. Graffiti cost Glen Eira ratepayers a whopping $220,000 last financial year in clean-up bills, with 8842sq m removed. As part of a fresh blitz on the unsightly scourge, Mayor... Page 1

Cash needed for foster carers FOSTER carers are calling on the State Government to provide increased financial support. A carer says volunteers are being driven away due to a pitiful cash allowance of $200 a year to clothe the states most vulnerable children. Page 1

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Huge crash on motorway leaves 10 in .. A NIGHTMARE incident saw the M1 Pacific Motorway transform into a scene of carnage last week, with several vehicles involved in a multi-vehicle pile-up. Shortly before 10pm on Wednesday, January 18, emergency services were called to the M1 northbound... Page 2

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Park designs blossom BIG plans are afoot for an urban pocket park. A design competition, open to Unitec landscape architecture students, has been launched to redevelop a lawn area on the streetfront at 354-362 New North Rd into a shared park. The space is currently an unused patch along the suburbs commercial strip. It is hoped the winning design will transform it into a park where workers and locals can sit and enjo Page 3

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At 105, Teds our top citizen Cabramattas Ted Wale, 105, said he couldnt believe it when he was crowned Fairfields citizen of the year. The deserving winner is among locals who have been awarded Australia Day honours. Page 1

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Urban shift TIN and timber homes at South Brisbane are becoming a rarity which is pushing the average price up to $1.3 million. Less than 10km away, first home buyers and young families are snapping up homes at Rocklea and Moorooka for less than $400,000. Page 1

An easy stream of fun WHY wade through massive lines at the Ekka when you can swim into fun right here in Caboolture. The annual Caboolture Family Fun Day will be held this Monday at Centenary Lakes and it promises to be the biggest and best yet. With the theme Under the... Page 2

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RIDING LOW BY THE SEASIDE A new Henley Square business is offering a unique service for tourists. Tony Tigani set up a lowriders bicycle hire service last month which includes a range of retro dragsters, choppers and cruisers. Page 1

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Student housing shortage Availability of flats and personal choice have both been blamed for large numbers of Lincoln University students living in Riccarton, where residents have been frustrated with their rowdy behaviour. Problems caused by Canterbury University students in Riccarton have dramatically decreased due to active intervention by police and Canterbury University staff. Riccarton residents have said they would Page 3

WHAT A MESS THE perfect storm of monster waves and the years highest tide turned Terrigals usually tranquil seaside setting into a wasteland of debris and utter devastation on Monday. In what has been described as the worst storm to hit Terrigal, Wamberal and... Page 1

Iconic bar closes down MELBOURNES biggest gay bar has closed for good in a shock move under mysterious circumstances, just weeks after it was granted a temporary reprieve from the wrecking ball. The historic Greyhound Hotel in St Kilda was slated for redevelopment into an... Page 1

Renovated home sells for over $1m A RENOVATED five-bedroom home in Guildford with a granny flat has sold at auction for $1,110,000. The home at 41 Salisbury Rd was sold through Peter Tannous of LJ Hooker Merrylands. "There was good competition with seven registered bidders. It was a... Page 26

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Full-time whistle for club Cannon Hill Stars junior rugby league club is being forced to close after more than 70 years. The Stars have until May 5 to leave after their lease was terminated. League legend Wally Lewis said he was saddened by the demise of the club which gave him... Page 1

Crime wave strikes Thefts increased from 3524 to 4141. Policing area Inspector Bruce Kitchen said the criminal investigation unit now had a database of repeat offenders to attempt to combat burgeoning residential burglaries. But he also urged homeowners to help in the... Page 1

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Park sell-off anger SPRINGVALE residents are outraged at a Greater Dandenong Council proposal to sell off part of their park. The city wants to sell the kindergarten and a Scout storage building at Glendale Reserve to Minaret College for $1.15 million. But Save Glendale... Page 1

INVISIBLE CANDIDATES ITS five days until we go to the polls but the northern beaches is yet to hear from eight of the 21 candidates vying to represent the area. These invisible candidates have repeatedly ignored all interview requests. Page 1

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Sardine city TWO major southside developments, including a new Masters hardware store, are causing unrest among residents such as Norah Alfredson (pictured) who say they are unsuitable for the area. But an industry group says construction activity will be strong in... Page 1

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MORE TEACHERS FOR NORTHCOTE KINDER K.. Picture:re: DENNIS MANKTELOW Leader footbridge from Beavers Rd, Northcote, across Merri Creek to Ceres Environment Park in Brunswick would give more than 80 kids from Northcote, zoned to attend Brunswick East Primary School, a safe transport... Page 1

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