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  • Looking for a forever home

    Looking for a forever home

    It has been seven years since Merrimu’s Kerrie Gebert started rescuing and re-homing dogs, and she’s still making a difference. Ms Gebert is the founder…

  • Cops call for camera help

    Police are hoping dashcam footage or CCTV cameras can help with their investigation into the death of a Sydenham woman earlier this month. Vicki Ramadan,…

  • Garden’s health focus

    Garden’s health focus

    A new garden at Western Psychological Services in Melton South is having huge benefits for staff and clients alike. The garden was designed by staff…

  • Book in some fun

    Book in some fun

    Melton libraries are being celebrated. The statewide Libraries Change Lives campaign is aimed at raising awareness of events, collections and programs at Victorian libraries, and…

  • Lions in record appeal

    Lions in record appeal

    Fundraising for the annual Good Friday Appeal is in full swing, and the Bacchus Marsh Lions Club is hoping for another record-breaking year. While the…

  • Courts hit and miss

    Basketball facilities across the region are being stretched to breaking point. While a new six-court stadium at Cobblebank is slated to be built shortly, registrations…

  • Market fall bigger than expected

    Market fall bigger than expected

    House prices across the west could be set to plummet according to new predictions from national ratings agency Moody’s. Revising downwards its predictions for the…

  • In the market for local

    In the market for local

    A new market starring the best local makers and growers is coming to the Melton area. Kicking off on Easter Monday, the Cornwall Park Makers…

  • Smart thinking in Wyndham

    Traffic lights that regulate traffic flow in response to real-time demand and sensors to predict when drains need maintaining could be the way of the…

  • Arrests over gang activity

    A Kurunjang teenager and an Aintree man were among seven people arrested across Melbourne’s north-west on Tuesday in connection with an ongoing investigation involving the…

  • Everyone’s ready to relay

    Everyone’s ready to relay

    More than 200 people will descend on Melton’s Tabcorp Park this weekend for the annual Relay For Life, and they’re hoping for a record breaking…

  • Everyone’s ready to relay

    Everyone’s ready to relay

    More than 200 people will descend on Melton’s Tabcorp Park this weekend for the annual Relay For Life, and they’re hoping for a record breaking…

  • Rebates ready for water works

    Rebates ready for water works

    Local MP Steve McGhie is urging more people to take up a rebate program to help reduce their water bills. Since 2015, Victorian urban water…

  • City wants progress on highway

    City wants progress on highway

    A push to upgrade the Western Highway is gathering steam. Melton council’s Upgrade Western Highway campaign calls on the state and federal governments to upgrade…

  • Cooking up lots of fun

    Cooking up lots of fun

    Woodgrove Shopping Centre will come alive in the school holidays thanks to activities for kids of all ages. During this first week of school holidays,…

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