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  • Underground WRL: Council

    Underground WRL: Council

    Melton council is calling on the Western Renewables Link (WRL) inquiry and advisory committee to “properly” investigate undergrounding the project’s transmission lines. Council has made…

  • Market fundraiser for the kids

    Market fundraiser for the kids

    A group of Melton students have helped raise more than $67,000 for the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation (RCHF). Students from OneSchool Global’s seven Victorian campuses,…

  • Traffic pain

    Traffic pain

    Thornhill Park residents are calling for Alfred Road to be partially reopened to ease the suburb’s growing traffic chaos. Alfred Road is closed between Buckingham…

  • MP joins Leakes Needs Lights campaign

    MP joins Leakes Needs Lights campaign

    The push for traffic lights to be installed at an accident-prone intersection in Rockbank will make its way to federal parliament, with Gorton MP Alice…

  • Melton South shop fire

    Melton South shop fire

    An Exford Road takeaway shop has been significantly damaged in a fire this morning. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) crews responded to multiple reports of a…

  • Toolern Vale fatal

    Toolern Vale fatal

    Two people have died in a head-on collision in Toolern Vale at the weekend. Police were conducting an unrelated intercept on Diggers Rest-Coimadai Road when…

  • State agencies combine to combat chronic diseases

    State agencies combine to combat chronic diseases

    Australia’s four state-based prevention agencies, including VicHealth, have formalised a new forum to better tackle the shared drivers of chronic diseases which are the leading…

  • New coroner appointed

    New coroner appointed

    County Court Judge Liberty Sanger OAM has been announced as Victoria’s new State Coroner. Judge Sanger will start her new role on September 1 replacing…

  • Help koalas this September

    Help koalas this September

    The Australian Koala Foundation is calling on schools, kindergartens, daycares, community clubs, parents, teachers, carers and anyone working with children to get involved in Save…

  • Library funding grants up for grabs

    Library funding grants up for grabs

    Victoria’s public libraries are set for a spruce up, with applications open for the next round of funding from the state government’s Living Libraries Infrastructure…

  • Award-winning comedy arrives in Brimbank

    Award-winning comedy arrives in Brimbank

    An award-winning comedy about the neighbours you know and love to hate is making its way to Brimbank this month. Stickybeak, supported by Creative Brimbank,…

  • Connections expressed through art

    Connections expressed through art

    A special art exhibition will be on display next month at the Sunbury Library exploring themes of identity, strength and healing. The Art of Connection…

  • Fawlty Towers with a feed!

    Fawlty Towers with a feed!

    Everything will go wrong in a way that feels oh so right when the interactive performance of Fawlty Towers lands at Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club.…

  • Altona arts centre celebrates 20 years

    Altona arts centre celebrates 20 years

    Altona’s Louis Joel Arts and Community (LJAC) centre will mark two decades in existence with a celebration event on Thursday, August 28. Held at LJAC…

  • House ‘significantly damaged’ in Hillside fire

    House ‘significantly damaged’ in Hillside fire

    A Bedingham Drive, Hillside, house has suffered significant damage following a fire on Thursday night. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) received multiple triple-0 calls about the…

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