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  • Festive food for the soul

    Festive food for the soul

    A Bacchus Marsh food support program will host a Christmas lunch this year, to ensure no one goes without. Soul Food Program, which provides a…

  • Offering hope at Christmas

    Offering hope at Christmas

    Buying presents and wrapping them just in time for Christmas can be stressful for some, but Hope Street Youth and Family Services might have the…

  • A purl of kindness

    A purl of kindness

    During the Covid-19 pandemic, many people were stuck at home due to lockdowns, so picking up a hobby or two was how people kept busy.…

  • Enjoy new season cherries for breakfast, lunch and dinner

    Enjoy new season cherries for breakfast, lunch and dinner

    Fresh cherries are versatile and can elevate both sweet and savory dishes. Here are some creative dining ideas to enjoy fresh cherries: Sweet Dishes Cherry…

  • Melton makes a splash

    Melton makes a splash

    It’s time to beat the heat this summer and make a splash because a free pool party is coming Melton’s way.   Melton locals are invited…

  • Plane spotting is no light breeze

    Plane spotting is no light breeze

    Aircraft spotting has become a fun pastime for many. Gerald Lynch speaks with an aviation fanatic of what all the buzz is about. In the…

  • Carols to ring out in Moorabool

    Carols to ring out in Moorabool

    Moorabool council is showing its festive spirit with multiple carol events planned for the next month. The Nelson-Six Christmas Band and Ballan Choir will be…

  • Health workers prepare for Christmas day

    Health workers prepare for Christmas day

    During the holidays, most people would be home with friends and families, but one place you wouldn’t expect to be busy would be a hospital.…

  • Two men charged after alleged carjacking

    Two men charged after alleged carjacking

    A Kunrunjang man, and Winter Valley man were charged after an alleged aggravated carjacking in Diggers Rest on Monday, November 25. A woman was allegedly…

  • Iconic Lions cakes return

    Iconic Lions cakes return

    Lions Christmas cakes are back, just in time for the lead-up to Christmas. Lions Christmas cakes and puddings are sold by locals for locals. They’re…

  • Trans Day of Remembrance marked with open letter

    Trans Day of Remembrance marked with open letter

    On Wednesday, November 20, Equality Minister Harriet Shing wrote an open letter to Victoria’s trans and gender diverse community to mark Trans Day of Remembrance.…

  • Tool to monitor renewables momentum

    Tool to monitor renewables momentum

    A new tool has been unveiled to track Australia’s progress in cutting carbon emissions and tackling climate change. Launched on Wednesday by the Climate Council,…

  • School Saving Bonus announced

    School Saving Bonus announced

    The state has begun rolling out its $400 School Saving Bonus, which aims to help busy Victorian families with the cost of living. Premier Jacinta…

  • More kinder places coming in Melton

    More kinder places coming in Melton

    Melton council and Building Blocks Partnership are working together to deliver more kindergarten and early learning facilities to help meet the demand of families in…

  • New rules for rentals and rooming houses

    New rules for rentals and rooming houses

    The state government has introduced new safety and heating rules for rentals and rooming houses. Unsecured blind or curtain cords claim the lives of between…

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