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‘Icon’: Les Twentyman farewelled

Victoria has said its final goodbye to Les Twentyman, a “true son of the west” and a champion for youth across the state. Family, friends,...

One injured in Woodgrove Shopping Centre incident

Police are investigating after a male received injuries at the Woodgrove Shopping Centre on Monday. It is believed a group of males were fighting at...

April fun out West

The month of April is packed with live music, top-notch comedy, and heaps of school holiday activities in Melbourne’s west. Lead singer Tim Freedman's alt-country...

Call Australia home

More than 600 Melton residents become Australian citizens last week. Melton council held two citizenship ceremonies, with more than 300 people becoming citizens at each...

New grants for LGBTIQA+ groups

The state government is calling for organisations and groups that support Victoria’s LGBTIQA+ communities to apply for grants that will help them strengthen their...

Heritage at crossroads

A Melton South resident has voiced his concern over the initial designs released for the new Melton Station, which will see the old building...

Diggers Rest game changer

The $16.63 million redevelopment of Diggers Rest Recreation Reserve’s Sport and Community Pavilion was officially opened on April 13, to provide crucial community infrastructure. Melton...

Sharks show nerve

Hillside is still a work in progress but has put a second win on the board in the Essendon District Football League division 1...

Season over for United

Western United’s elimination final with the Newcastle Jets on Saturday night in the A-League Women’s competition had everything but the result United was after. Hosting...

Lakers tough start

Caroline Springs was made to pay for its turnovers in the opening round of the Western Football League division 1 season. The Lakers hosted Yarraville-Seddon...

Phoenix on the board

It’s been an eventful start to the FV state league 4 west season for Melton Phoenix, which finally got a win on the board...

Ladies In Red returns to form

Champion racemare Ladies In Red made a one act affair of the $24,000 Blossom Lady at Melton on Saturday night. Coming off the only unplaced...

Melton goes big

Troy Scoble couldn’t have asked for a much better start to his time as coach of Melton in the Ballarat Football League. The Bloods faced...

Why custom mouthguards matter to prevent dental injuries

Last week, I had a great time meeting with the Bacchus Marsh Football and Netball team. It was inspiring to see the community come...

The IPC Health Care Finder Service can help you find the care you need!

Would you like assistance with daily tasks to help you stay in your home for longer? Are you struggling to understand and access aged...

Downsize to a bigger life at Lifestyle Communities

Lifestyle Communities is a world where downsizing your home means upgrading to a more vibrant life filled with unlimited possibilities. The Lifestyle Communities team...

Dr Farooq leading the way in dentistry and gender equality

Dr Saba Farooq, a local dentist and owner of Main Street Dental Practice Bacchus Marsh, celebrates International Women’s Day (IWD) by reflecting on its...

Orthotropics – early intervention orthodontics for growing jaws

Orthotropics is the discipline of developing correct growth in children via non-invasive means. The ideal age for patients to start treatment is between 3-6...

Life. Unlimited.

At Lifestyle Communities, we believe in life without restrictions. One with the freedom to do the things you love, and the confidence to be...

COVID in Australia history project

The National Library is recording interviews with a diverse range of Australians to ensure that stories of the COVID-19 pandemic are captured for present...

Reminder to protect paddock trees during burns

The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) is asking landowners, including those in Melton and Moorabool, to protect paddock trees when burning...

Young Victorians invited to express their views

Young Victorians, including those in Melton and Moorabool, aged 15-19 are encouraged to have their say in Mission Australia’s the 23rd annual Youth Survey. The...

Ready to serve Melbourne’s west

In preparation for the opening of Victoria State Emergency Service's (VICSES) newest unit in Aintree, volunteers have passed a major milestone. A blend of...

Spuds take centre stage

Trentham is gearing up for the 16th Great Trentham Spudfest. The festival celebrates the potato heritage and community spirit in the region. Festival coordinator Kye Theobald...

Councils confirm park safety following asbestos discoveries

Both Melton and Moorabool councils have assured residents that their public spaces are safe, after traces of asbestos were discovered in mulch in several...

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Season over for United

Western United’s elimination final with the Newcastle Jets on Saturday night in the A-League Women’s competition had everything but the result United was after. Hosting...

Lakers tough start