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  • Road safety key focus this year

    Road safety key focus this year

    Following another “devastating year” on the state’s roads in 2024, Victoria Police is reiterating that road safety will remain a key priority area in 2025.…

  • Mario’s recovery ride

    Mario’s recovery ride

    The road to recovery for Mario Attard has been a long one. The Melton resident lost his leg in a motorcycle accident on High Street…

  • Red Cross milestone

    Red Cross milestone

    While the trenches of France and Belgium are now nothing but scars on the land, the Ballan Red Cross is still going strong following its…

  • Heritage at a crossroads

    Heritage at a 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 knocked…

  • Convoy bashed it out for the kids

    Convoy bashed it out for the kids

    You would think a seemingly endless convoy emerging from the desert haze was a scene straight out of Mad Max. But instead of raising hell…

  • Raising funds for a special cause

    Raising funds for a special cause

    As the Daniher Drive came to Darley on Thursday there was a mix of emotions. There was a lot of excitement as the drive, which…

  • Voices raised in hope

    Voices raised in hope

    A recent film by Melton-based organisation, African Youth Initiative (AYI), is “more than a documentary – it’s a movement”. Reclaim Voices premiered on August 24…

  • Survivor runs F.A.S.T

    Survivor runs F.A.S.T

    Some would say an ultra marathon is the ultimate test of endurance. But Bob Carey-Grieve, who did the Ultra Perth in June, has endured a…

  • Advice from a survivor

    Advice from a survivor

    After a courageous battle, west mum Lynn Burgess conquered cancer in just over a year. She spotted a lump on her armpit while shaving while…

  • Lost items ‘irreplaceable’

    Lost items ‘irreplaceable’

    A break-in at Paula Chavez’s Weir Views home earlier this month has impacted her business and left her without precious items gifted to her by…

  • Take me to fungi town

    Take me to fungi town

    As the Blackwood Woodchop and Easter Carnival looms closer, one local artist is making sure the forest-town’s fabulous fungi are celebrated. Kathy Holowko is an…

  • Lalor goes number one

    Lalor goes number one

    Sam Lalor is the toast of Bacchus Marsh after being taken at pick one in the AFL draft on Wednesday night. The 18-year-old was widely…

  • Marking 40 years on air

    Marking 40 years on air

    After 40 years of working in community radio, Melton Community Radio DJ Duane Zigliotto is more passionate than ever. Mr Zigliotto, who started as a…

  • Help shape the Council Plan and Budget

    Help shape the Council Plan and Budget

    Melton council’s 2025-26 council plan and budget planning is now underway. With that, Melton residents, community groups, sports clubs, or organisations with an initiative or…

  • Mum urges parents to spot drowning signs

    Mum urges parents to spot drowning signs

    A mum whose toddler almost drowned last summer is urging parents to learn the signs of drowning and know what to do in an emergency.…

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