Support quality local journalism

Make a contribution
MELTON | MOORABOOL
Home News Page 3

News

Instilling strength in young victims

A book dealing with impact of family violence on children will be available at The Orange Door services across Melbourne's north-west. The Orange Door is...

Enjoy a cuppa

The kettle will be warm and the cakes ready for the Eynesbury Biggest Morning Tea. Running for the sixth year, the morning tea raises funds...

Wreath bound for Gallipoli

A wreath made by the Caroline Springs RSL Sub-Branch will be laid at Gallipoli on Anzac Day by Kororoit MP Luba Grigorovitch. Ms Grigorovitch is...

Get your pens out

Aspiring writers and storytellers are being encouraged to enter the Melton libraries short story competition Now in its 19th year, the annual competition is a...

Green wedge plan ‘doesn’t cut it’

The state government has been criticised for its plan to protect Melbourne’s green wedge areas, with an expert saying it fails to respond to...

MARC top of funding wish list

Moorabool council is calling the federal government commit funding in the federal budget to help build the rest of the Moorabool Aquatic and Recreation...

Women’s network event returns

Moorabool council's acclaimed networking event for women in business is set to return with renewed vigour and empowerment strategies for the local small business...

National Water Week comp returns

Entries for this year’s National Water Week poster competition are open and Greater Western Water (GWW) is inviting local primary, kindergarten and early learning...

Community roots shine bright

A Bacchus Marsh dentist who began his local career in a modest one-chair dental practice was ‘deeply honoured’ to be presented with the centre...

Two teens arrested following Melton shopping centre affray

UPDATE: One child has been charged and a second one will be charged after they were allegedly involved in a violent incident at a shopping...

‘Icon’: Les Twentyman farewelled

Victoria has said its final goodbye to Les Twentyman, a “true son of the west” and a champion for youth across the state. Family, friends,...

April fun out West

The month of April is packed with live music, top-notch comedy, and heaps of school holiday activities in Melbourne’s west. Lead singer Tim Freedman's alt-country...

Call Australia home

More than 600 Melton residents become Australian citizens last week. Melton council held two citizenship ceremonies, with more than 300 people becoming citizens at each...

New grants for LGBTIQA+ groups

The state government is calling for organisations and groups that support Victoria’s LGBTIQA+ communities to apply for grants that will help them strengthen their...

Heritage at crossroads

A Melton South resident has voiced his concern over the initial designs released for the new Melton Station, which will see the old building...

Latest

Call to recognise an icon

The family of Diggers Rest icon Charlie Watson say he would be thrilled to have a part of the Diggers Rest Recreation Reserve named...