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On this World News Day, we are reminded of the invaluable role journalism plays in safeguarding our democracy, especially in regional and local towns...

Inquiry into transmission lines launched

Contentious energy infrastructure projects will be investigated by state parliament to see if their means justify the ends. On Tuesday September 11, the Legislative...

Anzac spirit could burn bright in Caroline Springs

A major symbol of gratitude to commemorate the Anzacs could be coming to Caroline Springs. In a Melton council meeting on August 26, a...

Power alliance loses appeal

The fight against "Labor’s Towers" has been dealt a major blow, after the Supreme Court of Victoria rejected an appeal made by those in...

Melton kids bring the beat

Pupils from Melton Specialist School have swapped the classroom for the recording booth to become DJs for a day. On Monday, September 16, five kids...

Following legend’s footsteps

It was one small step for kids, one giant leap for cultural education in Melton last week. On Friday September 19, children and staff from...

Council backs anti vaping campaign

Melton council will commit to helping young people get healthier by delivering anti-vaping education programs in the area. It is among more than 40 organisations...

Writers contribute to anthology

Two Moorabool writers were among 39 other Australians to have their work published in an anthology book. On September 21, Bacchus Marsh resident Caitlin...

Funding for multicultural events

Multicultural Affairs Minister Ingrid Stitt has announced that grants of up to $50,000 are available through a new round of the MFE Program and...

Survey results spark bushfire warning

A recent CFA survey has revealed that 45 per cent of Victorians living in bushfire-prone areas are not concerned about bushfire safety despite being...

Sustainable tape contributing to circular economy

Yarra Valley Water is switching to recycled barricade tape at worksites, removing over 100 km of virgin plastic tape from circulation every year. The new...

Grand Final crowds set to land at Melbourne Airport

Preparations are underway at Melbourne Airport to accommodate more than 1.7 million people over the next two weeks as school holidays and the AFL...

Program to deliver more female bus drivers

The state government is paving the way for more women to build a career in Victoria’s growing public transport network – boosting the number...

Extra trains and trams for footy and show

Extra public transport services and an extension of the Free Tram Zone are being delivered to cater for footy finals and the Melbourne Royal...

Apply to become a UNICEF Youth Ambassador

Applications are now open for all young people aged 16-24 who are interested in representing their state as a UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador. The 2025...

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A cry for understanding

PRECEDE: Behind the vibrant and resilient spirits of African communities, a hidden epidemic of trauma has taken its toll. Today a courageous young voice is...