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  • Hopkins Road upgrade plea

    Hopkins Road upgrade plea

    A Mt Atikson resident has called for upgrades to Hopkins Road, likening the major thoroughfare to a dirt road. Resident Manish Baisoya said the 8.4-kilometre…

  • Two fines, one infringement

    Two fines, one infringement

    A Kurunjang couple has been fined twice for the same offence by Melton council because their rental property is listed in both their names. Solomon…

  • Lynn jury deliberates after queries on murder verdicts

    Lynn jury deliberates after queries on murder verdicts

    Jurors tasked with deciding whether Greg Lynn killed two campers have asked what happens if they cannot reach a unanimous verdict. The 57-year-old Caroline Springs…

  • Legislation to lift standards

    Legislation to lift standards

    State government has passed legislation to improve council governance and integrity standards, so Victorians, including those in Melton and Moorabool, can have confidence in the…

  • Safety changes for blind cords

    Safety changes for blind cords

    According to the state government, all rental properties in Victoria including in Melton and Moorabool, will be safer for children with consultation underway for a…

  • Energy efficiency the priority for builds

    Energy efficiency the priority for builds

    Training for the construction industry to design and build energy efficient 7-star rated and all-electric homes has been bolstered across the state, including in Melton…

  • Nominate your favourite senior

    Nominate your favourite senior

    Victorians, including those in Melton and Moorabool, are being urged to recognise the contributions of senior Victorians by submitting nominations for the Victorian Senior of…

  • Beware of electrical fires this winter

    Beware of electrical fires this winter

    This winter, Victoria’s fire services are warning Victorians, including those in Melton and Moorabool to be aware of the risk of fires from everyday electrical…

  • Water services increase

    Water services increase

    In its final decision on Greater Western Water’s (GWW) prices for water services, the Essential Services Commission has approved new prices for customers including those…

  • New youth justice Bill

    New youth justice Bill

    The state government will reform Victoria’s youth justice system by introducing the Youth Justice Bill 2024 into parliament. This bill will be Victoria’s first standalone…

  • Melbourne ranked best student city

    Melbourne ranked best student city

    Melbourne has cemented its position as Australia’s best student city after the release of global rankings on Tuesday. The results, released on June 18 by…

  • Migrant skills not being utilised: research

    Migrant skills not being utilised: research

    Better utilising the skills of migrants already living in Victoria would help address skills shortages and boost the state’s economy, according to new, Australia-first research…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Bacchus Marsh Ladies Probus Club Meets on the first Thursday of every month from 10am – noon at the Avenue Bowling Club on 254 Main…

  • Double-murder deliberations set to enter second week

    Double-murder deliberations set to enter second week

    Twelve jurors tasked with deciding the fate of accused murderer Greg Lynn are yet to reach a verdict after five days of deliberations. The jury…

  • Free RSPCA service offers Melton pet owners relief

    Free RSPCA service offers Melton pet owners relief

    Pet owners in Melton will be able to access a special RSPCA service on Thursday, June 27. Healthy Pet Day will take place at Melton…

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