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    The Westsider: September, 2023

    The Westsider is a not-for-profit, monthly community newspaper, written by volunteers and delivered to hundreds of pick-up points across the inner west each month.

    EDITOR’S NOTE

    For their 90th celebrations the YMOB is holding a special Open Day and is encouraging interested souls to come and visit.

    MISSING IN ACTION, AND BLOCKED

    Local government is meant to be the most accessible level of government in our political system.

    ALTONA’S SEASIDE LANDMARK REIMAGINED

    Through each iteration of the suburb of Altona, the grand old pier has been central.

    HOBSONS BAY CITY COUNCIL FAILS TO PROVIDE A PLAN FOR EVICTED TECHNO PARK RESIDENTS

    The residents received eviction notices from Council in July but still have no clear plan for alternative housing.

    WELCOME ABOARD MCMANUS LAWYERS

    It’s with great delight that The Westsider welcomes on board McManus & Co Lawyers as valued Silver Partners.

    SUNSHINE NORTH BUILDING TAKES CENTRE STAGE IN NATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION

    The key question in a regenerative development project is - how do we create the capacity to care about this place?

    BENEFITS OF A TESTAMENTARY TRUST WILL

    Have you heard of a Testamentary Trust Will? 

    MELBOURNE’S WESTERN SUBURBS ARE RAPIDLY EXPANDING BUT PUBLIC TRANSPORT IS NOT

    Residents say that despite significant investments in recent times, the quality of service does not seem to improve, leading to an over-dependence on cars. 

    RIVER FEST IS COMING TO WYNDHAM PARK

    The River FEST will celebrate the Werribee River through arts and cultural performances at this free family orientated event, in the heart of Werribee.

    CLIMATE PROTECTORS – SHANNON MEILAK

    While her lack of mobility didn't allow her to be physically involved in some activities, she could still champion causes she believed in.

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