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If your body has started sending invoices for every workout, you’re in familiar company. The running that used to clear your head now comes with a knee complaint, the gym sessions leave your lower back muttering for days, and somewhere along the line exercise started feeling like a negotiation between fitness and pain. It’s usually […] The post Strength Without the Strain: The Case for Pilates in…
Shipping containers, once confined to ports and freight yards, are increasingly turning up on residential blocks across Melbourne. What began as a niche building method favoured by off-grid enthusiasts and budget-conscious owner-builders has moved steadily into the mainstream, driven by a mix of housing affordability pressures, faster build timelines, and growing interest in sustainable…
Has digital media use caused our kids to lose the art of following a story? Let's encourage them to unplug long enough to get bored. The post Editor’s note appeared first on The Westsider .
The Maribyrnong community is mourning the loss of Joanna Attard, a much-loved colleague, community champion, and proud Westie. The post A true advocate for the West – Jo Attard appeared first on The Westsider .
This month, letters to The Westsider cover council's role in EV charging infrastructure, loud overnight noise from work at MOBIL, and the poor condition of Bayfit Gym. The post Your voice appeared first on The Westsider .
Learn how Creative West aims to enrich Footscray with a contemporary library and vibrant arts, responding to community needs. The post A new cultural heart for Melbourne’s West is revealed appeared first on The Westsider .
Learn about the Western Melbourne Community Alliance and its efforts to strengthen community ties and address local challenges. The post Our West, Our Future – Werribee Assembly appeared first on The Westsider .
Uncover how regenerative politics can transform our understanding of community and cooperation in challenging times. The post Our political system feels broken. Could a ‘regenerative politics’ approach fix it? appeared first on The Westsider .
Discover the challenges faced by the No Sunbury Waste Incinerator Campaign in their fight against pollution and community safety. The post How Waste-to-Energy united the Sunbury community appeared first on The Westsider .
Find out what the expansion of data centres means for our rivers. Participate in the MRWA's community forum on AI and infrastructure. The post Could the rapid growth of data centres be putting the Maribyrnong River at further risk? appeared first on The Westsider .
