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  • Master drummer honoured

    Master drummer honoured

    One of Australia’s leading teachers of traditional drumming, Maidstone’s Ray Pereira has been honoured with an OAM for service to the performing arts as a…

  • Recognising local achievement

    Recognising local achievement

    Residents who help make Melton a wonderful place to be are being recognised this Australia Day via the City of Melton Community Achievement Awards. The…

  • Police hunt two men over cowardly Melton kick

    Police hunt two men over cowardly Melton kick

    Police are searching for two men over an unprovoked daylight assault in Melton that has left a woman hospitalised with serious injuries. CCTV footage shows…

  • Oval contracts signed

    Oval contracts signed

    The next stage of the redevelopment of MacPherson Park is a step closer with Melton council appointing a contractor for the second oval redevelopment. Local…

  • Police car involved in hit and run

    Police car involved in hit and run

    Police are appealing for assistance following a hit and run collision involving a police car at Hopetoun Park on Monday. An unmarked police station wagon…

  • Hospital fundraiser in memory of baby Noah

    Hospital fundraiser in memory of baby Noah

    The family of a young Melton boy who passed away from complications associated with a rare heart defect is hoping to raise awareness of the…

  • Campaign calls on men to support safety of women from violence

    Campaign calls on men to support safety of women from violence

    Men are being urged to do their part to help end the scourge of violence against women by setting a positive example in their own…

  • Council anger at toxic soil dumping approval

    Council anger at toxic soil dumping approval

    Western suburbs councils have reacted angrily to the state government’s approval for toxic West Gate Tunnel soil to be dumped in Bacchus Marsh and Ravenhall,…

  • Proud Wiradjuri woman Ashleigh Vandenberg makes her mark as Melton councillor

    Proud Wiradjuri woman Ashleigh Vandenberg makes her mark as Melton councillor

    A proud Wiradjuri woman who grew up in Melbourne’s western suburbs has set her sights on being a strong voice for her community as Melton’s…

  • Community hub complete

    Community hub complete

    The new Melton Central Community Centre is officially complete and ready to deliver training, employment support and health and wellbeing services. The $4.7 million centre…

  • Packed with care

    Packed with care

    Dedicated local carers and the people they care for can register to receive special care packs from Melton council in place of usual Carers Week…

  • Christmas appeal launched

    Christmas appeal launched

    Kmart has launched its annual Wishing Tree Appeal with The Salvation Army earlier than ever before to support the increased demand of Australians in need,…

  • Environmental projects recognised

    Environmental projects recognised

    By Ewen McRae Two significant environmental projects in Melton are finalists in this year’s Keep Victoria Beautiful Sustainable Cities Awards. Among just 14 council projects…

  • A tale to tell

    A tale to tell

    caption details: Ariana, Charlotte and Diane Hamner. (Supplied) Book Week might be a bit different this year, but that hasn’t stopped Rockbank Primary School students…

  • Healthy eating made simple

    Healthy eating made simple

    A new program is aiming to encourage children to shop, cook and eat their way to a healthier life. The program is a partnership between…

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