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Maribyrnong Star· TodayLifestyle

West Footscray brews up spooky fun

West Footscray residents are preparing for Halloween this Saturday, with almost a dozen streets decorated with elaborate displays. Trick-or-treating is encouraged across the suburb. Khartoum Street, visited by thousands each year, is among those taking part. Other highlights include the House of Abandoned and Dismembered Dolls on Blandford Street and the West Footscray Halloween Hell House at Barkly Street, run by The Op Shop. Entry to the hell house is by gold coin donation. Maribyrnong councillor Pradeep Tiwari, who will volunteer there on Saturday night, says the community comes together for the event.

West Footscray brews up spooky fun
Region Canberra· YesterdayLifestyle

The Addams Family is coming to town as Bungendore prepares for a hauntingly good Halloween

Bungendore's Christmas shop Santa's Secret is hosting the town's second annual Halloween event on Saturday 31 October, from 3 to 6 pm. Sixteen local businesses will stay open late for trick-or-treating through the town centre. The Addams Family characters Gomez and Morticia will attend for photos beside a 1934 Packard car. A costume competition with eight categories will be held, and the Village Square will host a sausage sizzle and gelato stall. Details are posted on the Santa's Secret Facebook page.

The Addams Family is coming to town as Bungendore prepares for a hauntingly good Halloween
Queensland Police News· This weekCrime

Police unmask 13 ways to be spooky safe this Halloween

Queensland Police Service is urging families to keep safety in mind this Halloween as children head out trick or treating. Police are asking people to leave e-scooters, e-bikes, skateboards and bicycles at home, as heavy foot and road traffic is expected. Acting Superintendent Tracey Hartley said children should be supervised by a trusted adult and travel in groups. Motorists have been asked to slow down, especially around dusk and in the evening, when children may be harder to see.

Police unmask 13 ways to be spooky safe this Halloween

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