It can lead to birth defects if women are infected during pregnancy.

It's over a long-running dispute over working conditions at the company.

It was due to open relatively soon, however, the invasive plant Japanese Knotweed has now resurfaced at the site.

There are talks of possibly increasing the local property tax to try and make some dent in the deficit.

The latest JNLR survey shows that 66,000 people now tune into KCLR every week.

Earlier this week a mother spoke to KCLR about her 15-year-old autistic son who's a resident there.

The victim was said to be left shaken after the incident.

As one bus service is retained in a local town, another will be gone by Christmas.

The local Chamber says there's other ways to improve quality of life.

Emergency services were called to a fire at Lidl in Thomastown last night.