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  • Prep enrolments open

    Prep enrolments open

    Enrolments for the 2026 intake of prep students at Victoria government schools are now open. On Wednesday, Education Minister Ben Carroll announced that enrolment applications…

  • Caroline Springs remembers

    Caroline Springs remembers

    Caroline Springs RSL marked Anzac Day at Lake Caroline with a dawn service at the war memorial followed by a gunfire breakfast and two-up at…

  • A mother’s journey to personal bests

    A mother’s journey to personal bests

    Mother of two and athletic star Karley Crommie is showing that motherhood can be the beginning of, or an opportunity to rediscover new skills and…

  • Fellowship welcomes international guest speaker

    Fellowship welcomes international guest speaker

    Melton Grace Community Church is excited to welcome guest speakers from Mercy Ships International and is extending an invitation to the public. The church’s Adult…

  • Bird lovers flock to creek

    Bird lovers flock to creek

    On Saturday April 19 Eynesbury Environment Group hosted a bird walk along Little Blind Creek. Ten people from as far as Preston, Bacchus Marsh, Sunbury…

  • Kurunjang man charged with murder

    Kurunjang man charged with murder

    Detectives have charged a second man with murder following a fatal stabbing in Prahran last weekend. A 20-year-old Kurunjang man was arrested in Melton on…

  • Filling the mental gap

    Filling the mental gap

    A Keilor man is one of the driving forces behind a new foundation aiming to fill the gaps in the provision of mental health and…

  • New precinct opened in Aintree

    New precinct opened in Aintree

    A new community sport and recreation precinct in has been unveiled in Aintree. The $15.3 million Aintree North Recreation Reserve was officially opened by Melton…

  • Residents share their transport pain

    Residents share their transport pain

    With the federal election only days away, Melton council is urging the major parties contesting the election to listen to the voices of the community…

  • Deeming to lead Liberal’s focus on the west

    Deeming to lead Liberal’s focus on the west

    Moira Deeming has been hand-picked by opposition leader Brad Battin to represent the Liberal Party’s increased focus on the western suburbs. Less than four months…

  • Whirling waters of ebru

    Whirling waters of ebru

    PRECEDE: Greenvale artist Nur Terzi is presenting an exhibition at the Sunbury Hume Global Learning Centre titled Whirling Waters, expressing physical and spiritual motion across…

  • Calder upgrade guaranteed

    Calder upgrade guaranteed

    A full diamond interchange will be built at Calder Park Drive regardless of which party wins the May 3 federal election. On Monday, April 21,…

  • Government backs RSV vaccination study

    Government backs RSV vaccination study

    A new study to boost the number of expectant mothers having the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) immunisation and investigate the impact of RSV infections in…

  • Cancer research fellowships announced

    Cancer research fellowships announced

    A new four-year cancer research fellowship program has been announced by the state government. Cancer Research Fellowships Victoria (CFRV) is a $41.2 million initiative in…

  • Clinic tackles concussion in kids

    Clinic tackles concussion in kids

    A new pilot paediatric concussion clinic is providing children across the state with ground-breaking care and treatment to help them recover from concussion. The Murdoch…

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