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  • Delivering the festive parcel frenzy

    Delivering the festive parcel frenzy

    Australia Post’s Hoppers Crossing Delivery Centre is in the middle of its busiest time of year. Jaidyn Kennedy visited the team to get a peek…

  • Renters rights strengthened

    Renters rights strengthened

    New rental protection laws aimed at making renting safer and fairer for the hundreds of thousands of Victorians, came into effect on 25 November. The…

  • Grants programs to honour veterans

    Grants programs to honour veterans

    Applications now open for two grants programs aimed at upgrading Victoria’s veterans memorials. The Veterans Capital Works Grant Program will provide grants of up to…

  • Shoppers reminded of consumer rights ahead of Christmas

    Shoppers reminded of consumer rights ahead of Christmas

    Shoppers preparing for the biggest sales period of the year are being reminded that consumer protections apply to discounted items just as much as full-price…

  • Premier announces First Nations Apology

    Premier announces First Nations Apology

    Premier Jacinta Allan has announced that she will make a formal apology in Parliament House on Tuesday 9 December . The apology is a key…

  • Melbourne’s most delicious festival is back

    Melbourne’s most delicious festival is back

    The Melbourne Food & Wine Festival is returning from 20 to 29 March with 200 events to excite the appetites of foodies seeking uniquely Victorian…

  • Free weekend travel for carers and disability pensioners

    Free weekend travel for carers and disability pensioners

    Public transport on weekends will soon be free across the state for carers and disability pensioners. Premier Jacinta Allan alongside Transport Infrastructure Minister Gabrielle Williams,…

  • New chair for VicHealth

    New chair for VicHealth

    VicHealth board member Ian Hamm has been named the new chair of the organisation, replacing former federal Health Minister and longtime Gellibrand MP, Nicola Roxon…

  • New RACV campaign rolls out

    New RACV campaign rolls out

    RACV is shining a spotlight on Melbourne’s most dangerous intersections, with a new campaign that targets Melburnians heading into the hotspots. RACV announced the results…

  • Dog attack fears as parcel delivery ramps up

    Dog attack fears as parcel delivery ramps up

    Australia Post is urging dog owners to properly secure their pets this holiday season, as new data reveals 46 posties a week are falling victim…

  • Funding for volunteers

    Funding for volunteers

    Melton’s emergency service volunteers will soon receive more trucks, equipment and modern facilities to help them keep their community safe as part of the Volunteer…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Myrniong Community Carols Pentland Hills Uniting Church and Christ Church Anglican Myrniong is hosting a free sausage sizzle and supper as part of this year’s…

  • Council urges fast-track for Melton line

    Council urges fast-track for Melton line

    Melton council has backed a call for the state government to fast-track the long-awaited electrification of the Melton rail line, urging the project to be…

  • Melton’s merry carols

    Melton’s merry carols

    Hannah Watts Park is set to light up with festive cheer as Melton’s Carol by Candlelights returns on Saturday 13 December. The much-loved, free family-friendly…

  • More dogs on the block

    More dogs on the block

    Melton council has unanimously moved on approving an expansion to a long-standing domestic animal boarding facility in Toolern Vale, paving the way for Dogdayz to…

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