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Here’s what is happening in Melton for Australia Day

25/01/2022

Melton will hold Australia Day celebrations tomorrow, Wednesday January 26 at the Willows Historical Park to celebrate the day.

There will be a recognition of the Community Achievement Awards winners, new citizens ceremony and an address from the Melton Australia Day Ambassador.

The day will kick-off at 9:30am with live entertainment from the Miss Penni Duo ft. Aaron Schembri.

There will also be Dingoes and reptile petting, a free barbecue, coffee and ANZAC Biscuits and other activities.

Ticket registration is essential and will adhere to COVID safe rules.

Details: https://bit.ly/32xe3Yi

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