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  • From the archives

    From the archives

    30 years ago 24 January 1996 Melton Shire’s police numbers will receive a significant boost when 18 officers are assigned to the new Caroline Springs…

  • Aintree SES open day

    Aintree SES open day

    Aintree’s SES unit is opening its doors to the public as it searches for new recruits to join the team. Recruitment is now open for…

  • Two arrested for stolen vehicles

    Two arrested for stolen vehicles

    A 17-year-old girl from the Melton area is among two teens arrested after police tracked an allegedly stolen Volkswagen Tiguan through the Creswick area on…

  • Concerns over AI safety

    Concerns over AI safety

    The eSafety Commissioner is sounding the alarm over the use of the generative artificial intelligence system known as Grok on the social media platform X,…

  • Grants open for grassroots multicultural groups

    Grants open for grassroots multicultural groups

    The state government has opened applications for a new $5 million grant program aimed at supporting multicultural and multifaith groups across the state. Known as…

  • Awards to honour state’s sporting heroes

    Awards to honour state’s sporting heroes

    Nominations are now open for the 2025 Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs). Presented by the Victorian Government and Vicsport, the VSAs are the most prestigious night…

  • Safety excellence to be rewarded at WorkSafe awards

    Safety excellence to be rewarded at WorkSafe awards

    Workplace safety champions and innovators from across Victoria will be celebrated at the 2025 WorkSafe Awards next month. From 95 submitted nominations, 22 finalists have…

  • Victorian bushfire appeal accepting donations

    Victorian bushfire appeal accepting donations

    Victorian’s are being urged to give generously to support communities devastated by the state’s ongoing bushfire emergency. The Victorian Emergency Relief and Recovery Foundation (VERRF)…

  • Air quality advice

    Air quality advice

    With bushfires burning across the state, Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) is providing regular air-quality updates. EPA is monitoring air quality using its stationary and…

  • Record passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport

    Record passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport

    Melbourne Airport has recorded its busiest month on record, with 3,421,195 passengers travelling via the airport terminals in December. The airport also set a new…

  • Dementia grants now open

    Dementia grants now open

    Dementia Australia has opened its applications for a new round of Community Engagement grants for up to 12 dementia-friendly community initiatives. Dementia Australia CEO Professor…

  • Big Switch timetable released

    Big Switch timetable released

    The new timetable for the train networks ‘Big Switch’ has been released, with the state government saying it will deliver more than one thousand extra…

  • Serving up more public transport for Australian Open

    Serving up more public transport for Australian Open

    Thousands of extra public transport services will be available for tennis fans heading to the Australian Open. Public and Active Transport Minister Gabrielle Williams announced…

  • Shania Lee wanted on warrant

    Shania Lee wanted on warrant

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Shania Lee. The 27-year-old Tarneit woman is wanted on warrant following a fatal house fire in…

  • Council calls for stronger funding

    Council calls for stronger funding

    Moorabool council is calling for major reform to the way local governments are funded, warning fast-growing councils are being pushed towards breaking point by rising…

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