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  • Easter Bunny hops in

    Easter Bunny hops in

    Hop along to exciting Easter festivities across Melton this month. The Easter Bunny and his helpers will be making special appearances across local shopping precincts…

  • Balling to breaking down barriers

    Balling to breaking down barriers

    Specialist Hoops Basketball is teaming up with Victoria Police to invite the community to an Open Day on March 17. Specialist Hoops is a basketball…

  • TAFE achievers recognised

    TAFE achievers recognised

    Two local residents were among 40 award winners recognised at the 2024 Federation TAFE Awards for Excellence at a gala event at The Mining Exchange…

  • Greg going for Good Friday record

    Greg going for Good Friday record

    One of Victoria’s top auctioneers will be charged with extracting as big a price as possible when he presides over the Good Friday Appeal auction…

  • Help guide the City of Melton’s circular economy transition

    Help guide the City of Melton’s circular economy transition

    Melton residents, businesses and schools are invited to help shape the way council manages its waste now, and into the future. The Circular Economy and…

  • Thriving Communities applications open

    Thriving Communities applications open

    Applications are now open for this year’s round of the Greater Western Water (GWW) Thriving Communities grants and sponsorship program. Thriving Communities has been running…

  • Melton takes Gaza position

    Melton takes Gaza position

    The war in Gaza was the subject of debate among councillors and the public at a Melton council meeting on Monday, February 26, with council…

  • Lizard stalls development

    Lizard stalls development

    The rediscovery of a thought to be extinct lizard has stalled plans for three major development areas in Bacchus Marsh. Once commonly found in native…

  • Western corridor claims title of cheapest land

    Western corridor claims title of cheapest land

    Melbourne’s western growth corridor has taken the mantle as the city’s most affordable region to buy new land, with a median lot price of $365,000…

  • Almost 100 rescues each for SES young guns

    Almost 100 rescues each for SES young guns

    Two 17-year-old volunteers have been making their mark with the Melton SES by attending almost 200 combined callouts since November. Aiden Stylianou and Riley Dalgleish…

  • Truck driver to stand trial over crash

    Truck driver to stand trial over crash

    A truck driver will stand trial accused of ploughing into a school bus on its way to space camp, as a teacher burst into tears…

  • Hopes for state funding splash

    Hopes for state funding splash

    A Western Metro MP has voiced his support for the state government to help fund the future Plumpton Wellness Centre The aquatic centre is currently…

  • $50 million hub one step closer

    $50 million hub one step closer

    A $50 million new community services hub project has taken its next step after Melton Council voted on its masterplan report. The Cobblebank Community Services…

  • Police investigating Melton road rage incident

    Police investigating Melton road rage incident

    Police are seeking assistance following a road rage incident where serious threats were allegedly made to a female driver. On February 22,the victim was stationary…

  • Man charged following Melton South assault

    Man charged following Melton South assault

    Police have charged a man following an alleged assault in Melton South last week, where a man later died. It is alleged a 56-year-old man…

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