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💡 Closing the Gaps: Public Lighting and Community Safety

At next week's Council meeting, I'll be moving a Notice of Motion calling for a municipality wide review of public lighting and areas where lighting improvements could enhance community safety and amenity.

The report will identify lighting gaps, highlight locations of concern, and

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Proud to be at today’s Youth Forum, led by the Maribyrnong Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC), hearing directly from young people across our city alongside my fellow Councillors.

We talked about Mental health, Safety, Employment, Inclusion, physical activity and staying connected in a fast-changing world.

What stood out most wasn’t just

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👀 Your World Cup plans just got sorted.

The Socceroos are kicking off their World Cup campaign and we’re bringing all the vibes to Maddern Square. 🇦🇺⚽️

Round up your crew, grab some food from local traders, bring a chair (or don’t), and watch the game with fellow football fans right in the heart of Footscray.

✅Free entry
✅Local food and drinks
✅Big screen

Richard Bangert argues that the proposed infrastructure bond measure is an "overly-broad blank check" and asks for City staff to offer the Council alternatives that are more limited in scope to "provide voters a clearer sense of where the money is going." {Opinion} https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/opinion-infrastructure-bond-discussion-should-include-alternative-approaches/

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Today I had the pleasure of meeting with the Committee of Management of Jack’s Magazine, one of Maribyrnong’s best-kept secrets.

Built in the late 1870s, Jack’s Magazine played an important role in Victoria’s history as a storage facility for gunpowder and explosives. The site’s distinctive bluestone buildings and earth mounds remain a