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  • Students of song

    Students of song

    Hundreds of Melton students raised their voices to be counted as part of a national music initiative last week. Kurunjang Secondary College and Wedge Park…

  • Donation celebration

    Donation celebration

    Dozens of couples signed up to give “the greatest gift” at the Utsav Malayalee Samaj’s 10th anniversary celebrations last week. Utsav has members from Caroline…

  • Ballarat rail works on track

    Ballarat rail works on track

    Construction on the Ballarat line upgrade is ramping up in December. Coaches will replace trains between December 8-16, while more than 300 crew members work…

  • Jennifer takes pole position on world stage

    Jennifer takes pole position on world stage

    Dancing has turned Jennifer Squire’s world upside down since she took it up more than a decade ago. Squire, a doctor in chemistry, turned her…

  • Labor contender steps up for Melton

    Labor contender steps up for Melton

    A former paramedics union boss has answered Labor’s emergency call after the party dropped its candidate for the safe seat of Melton. Steve McGhie, retired…

  • Models with big air

    Models with big air

    Is it a bird, a plane – or an iron? Visitors can expect the unexpected at the Melton Model Aircraft Association’s sixth annual open day…

  • Bridge crash driver guilty

    Bridge crash driver guilty

    A bus driver who smashed into the notorious Montague Street bridge in South Melbourne has been found guilty of causing serious injuries to six of…

  • MY MELTON: Audrey Witmore

    MY MELTON: Audrey Witmore

    What’s your connection to Melton?   I grew up in Gisborne, but I went to school in Melton. How long did you go to school…

  • Darley school garden project gets cash lift

    Darley school garden project gets cash lift

    A new sensory garden at Darley Primary School that will support students with disabilities and additional needs will take root. The school will receive $200,000…

  • Headspace opens its doors

    Headspace opens its doors

    Young people facing mental health issues will have another service to turn to at the newly opened Headspace in Melton. Victorian senator Jane Hume this…

  • New school aims high

    New school aims high

    Enrolments have opened for Burnside’s newest school. Principal David Lombardi and assistant principal Kasey Simpson will be leading Burnside Primary School when it opens for…

  • Labor’s Melton candidate withdraws from election

    Labor’s Melton candidate withdraws from election

    Melton’s Labor candidate Justin Mammarella has withdrawn from the race just weeks out from the state election. The ALP’s state secretary Samuel Rae confirmed this…

  • Campaign a cut above at Catholic Regional College Melton

    Campaign a cut above at Catholic Regional College Melton

    These five students and their teacher will chop their hair off to mark the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter.…

  • Muddy fun is beyond hard at Tough Mudder

    Muddy fun is beyond hard at Tough Mudder

    Thousands braved cold and blustery conditions at the weekend to test their mettle in Tough Mudder. More than 15,000 athletes and fitness faithfuls from across…

  • IN FOCUS: Storage King puts customers first

    IN FOCUS: Storage King puts customers first

    Sally Gardner, manager of Storage King Melton, believes working for Australia’s leading storage outfit has changed her for the better.

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