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  • A ‘souper’ fundraiser at Diggers Rest

    A ‘souper’ fundraiser at Diggers Rest

    Pupils at Diggers Rest Primary School are showing their can-do attitude by joining forces with the Salvation Army to give back to those in the…

  • Developer digs deep to keep sport alive

    Developer digs deep to keep sport alive

    Grassroots sporting clubs have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, with sponsorship evaporating and fundraising all but stopped in its tracks. But a $10,000…

  • Call for volunteers to share a love of reading

    Call for volunteers to share a love of reading

    Melton pupils will receive a helping hand developing their literacy skills thanks to a new Vinnies reading club. Beginning Wednesday, September 1, the Melton Education…

  • Melton hit by mystery COVID-19 cases and exposure sites

    Melton hit by mystery COVID-19 cases and exposure sites

    Authorities are scrambling to find the source of a mystery COVID-19 transmission to a Melton family of three as more than a dozen new Melton…

  • Drive-through vaccine hub opens

    Drive-through vaccine hub opens

    Australia’s first drive-through COVID-19 vaccination hub has opened in Melton. Operated by Western Health, the hub opened on Monday at the former Bunnings Warehouse site…

  • Bundles of fun to beat boredom

    Bundles of fun to beat boredom

    As Victoria once again enters a snap COVID-19 lockdown, families across the state are thanking a Bacchus Marsh artist for helping them survive the boredom…

  • Victoria plunged into seven-day lockdown after COVID-19 breakout

    Victoria plunged into seven-day lockdown after COVID-19 breakout

    Victoria has been plunged back into sudden lockdown for the next seven days from 8pm tonight. Premier Daniel Andrew announced shortly after 4pm today that…

  • Epic run highlights power struggle

    Epic run highlights power struggle

    Kelly Conroy has battled atrocious conditions to spearhead a monumental effort in the community campaign for high-voltage power lines planned to run through Moorabool to…

  • New childcare centre planned for Bacchus Marsh

    New childcare centre planned for Bacchus Marsh

    A new 110-place childcare care centre could be built in Bacchus Marsh under plans recently lodged with Moorabool council. The $2 million centre has been…

  • Triple Eight lights up a soggy Melton night

    Triple Eight lights up a soggy Melton night

    Father Brian Glasheen was among the owners celebrating Triple Eight’s return to winning ways on Saturday night after the former Kiwi braved the wet and…

  • Kelly running to raise awareness of powerline impact

    Kelly running to raise awareness of powerline impact

    Kelly Conroy is on a mission. Growing up on her family’s property in Bunding, near Ballan, she grew to appreciate the wide open skies above…

  • Cycling adventure beckons for Ballan’s Georgie Rees

    Cycling adventure beckons for Ballan’s Georgie Rees

    Ballan’s Georgie Rees is looking to wheel her way into adventure later this year when she joins an eight-day cycling journey through regional Victoria. Scheduled…

  • Council calls for boost to police numbers

    Council calls for boost to police numbers

    Melton council will write to the state government calling for extra police officers to be stationed in the local area. Councillor Bob Turner brought forward…

  • Campaign to save ‘dying’ river

    Campaign to save ‘dying’ river

    Cameron Steele has a stark warning about the fate of the once impressive Moorabool River – act now or watch it die. The People for…

  • COVID testing blitz

    COVID testing blitz

    Benjamin Millar A COVID-19 outbreak at Bacchus Marsh Grammar school has triggered an urgent testing blitz and forced more than 2300 students into isolation. Pop-up…

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