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Kids get creative
Children finished their school holidays on a bright note at the Eynesbury Discovery Centre Arts for Kids Workshop on January 25. Guided by a professional…
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Sureway to celebrate new church
Sureway International Christian Ministries has finished building its new church building in Melton and is inviting the community to come celebrate its grand opening. Over…
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More school bus services for outer suburbs
The state government is rolling out new bus services across Melbourne’s outer suburbs for the school year to support the surging number of students in…
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Take care in our state forests this long weekend
With thousands of Victorians expected to make the most of the long weekend by exploring beautiful parks, forests and reserves, Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic)…
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Double duos ready to learn
Two sets of twins, who are also best friends, are preparing to take on their first foray into education together at Eynesbury Primary School. When…
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Cheapest rents at record highs
Melbourne’s west is the cheapest rental market in any Australian city despite jumping 13.1 per cent in the last year, according to a new report…
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‘Spate’ of car break-ins in Weir Views
MeltonPolice have been made aware of a possible spate of theft from motor vehicles in the Weir Views area. It has been suggested that during…
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Get your fix of Wings, Wheels and Coffee
Bacchus Marsh Wings, Wheels and Coffee will be soaring and roaring back into the Bacchus Marsh Airfield on February 4. Run by the Bacchus Marsh…
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Powerboats ready to roar
Some of the fastest circuit boat racers in Australia that hit speeds of up to 240kmph will be competing for the Melton Gold Cup across…
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Flavour Fest returns to the west
A celebration of community, culture and cuisine is on the horizon with Flavour Fest returning to Frontier Park in Aintree on Saturday, March 2. From…
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RSPCA Victoria low-cost pet vaccination clinics return to Melton
RSPCA Victoria is excited to offer more low-cost pet vaccination days to local pet owners in Melton on February 14. The clinic is run by…
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Homeless services at ’breaking point’
A rental crisis and rising living costs are pushing housing services in the west to “breaking point” according to Kirrip Aboriginal Corporation chief executive Peter…
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Expansion overturned
The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has overturned a decision by Moorabool council to block an expansion of The Village Bacchus Marsh Shopping Centre.…
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Five charged following home invasions
Five people have been charged with more than 140 offences following a series of home invasions in Melbourne’s west last year. Following an extensive investigation,…
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Stitching up memories
The mother of a Melton artist who died last year from a rare illness plans to reproduce her daughter’s works as embroidery designs that will…
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