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  • Bridge opens

    Bridge opens

    The new Watsons Road bridge has opened to traffic in Diggers Rest. The opening of the new road bridge over the Sunbury train line marks…

  • Future facility needs a name

    Future facility needs a name

    Melton council is calling on locals to help shape the identity of a new major community facility now under construction in Cobblebank. The six-storey purpose-built…

  • Coaches replace trains

    Coaches replace trains

    Evening trains on the Ballarat line will be replaced by coaches over three nights next week as V/Line carries out maintenance works. From Sunday 7…

  • Indoor pool funded

    Indoor pool funded

    Moorabool council is one step closer to delivering the long-awaited indoor aquatic facility at the Moorabool Aquatic and Recreation Centre (MARC) Stadium in Bacchus Marsh,…

  • Melton’s mental health hub

    Melton’s mental health hub

    Melton and surrounding communities now have access to better mental health care thanks to the official opening of the permanent Melton Mental Health and Wellbeing…

  • Husband found guilty of murder over wife’s stabbing

    Husband found guilty of murder over wife’s stabbing

    An enraged husband who stabbed his wife to death after moving from New Zealand with their children has been found guilty of murder. Rimoni Muliaga,…

  • Melton Christmas calendar

    Melton Christmas calendar

    The Christmas season is fast approaching and Melton residents are spoilt for choice with a packed calendar of festive events, workshops, and family-friendly celebrations across…

  • Meals for Melton

    Meals for Melton

    Local community groups and food relief organisations across Melton now have greater support for delivering food relief programs across the local community. Melton MP Steve…

  • Fired up for Christmas

    Fired up for Christmas

    Santa Claus is joining the Caroline Springs CFA (Country Fire Authority) for its annual ‘Santa run’ this month. On Christmas Eve from 2pm, Father Christmas…

  • Night works in Bacchus Marsh

    Night works in Bacchus Marsh

    Bacchus Marsh locals are being urged to allow for extra travel time as night works take place at the intersections of Grant and Griffith streets.…

  • My Place

    My Place

    For Melton CFA Captain Anthony Rhodes, volunteering with CFA is more than helping the community. Rhodes joined the CFA when he was just 12 years…

  • 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…

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