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  • Cut up over forest plan

    Cut up over forest plan

    Reclassifying Wombat State Forest to become a national park would be an “ecological disaster”, according to forest supporters. The Victorian Environment Assessment Council (VEAC) has…

  • Hailed for cooking show

    Hailed for cooking show

    Caroline Springs cabbie Dhruv Sabharwal made his television debut at the weekend. Mr Sabharwal, a 13cabs driver, featured on cooking series Anna Gare’s Cab Fare,…

  • Loan to light up Moorabool

    More Moorabool sports clubs will be able to train longer into the night thanks to a state and local government partnership. Treasurer Tim Pallas visited…

  • Western Bulldogs to sell off pokies to help fund Whitten Oval upgrade

    Western Bulldogs to sell off pokies to help fund Whitten Oval upgrade

    The Western Bulldogs have vowed to offload their remaining 65 poker machines within a year, tipping the proceeds into the redevelopment of Whitten Oval. President…

  • Lori has it all stitched up

    Lori has it all stitched up

    For Manor Lakes resident Lori Collins, knitting and sewing is more than a hobby – it is her life’s passion. Ms Collins said while she…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    FB: How would rate your cooking skills? DC: I relish eclectic meals which ignite my senses but when it comes to my own cooking skills it comes…

  • Dog delight for paddle pup hero

    Dog delight for paddle pup hero

    By Alesha Capone   Dallas Harvey is being hailed a hero after rescuing a dog stranded in a Point Cook lake. Mr Harvey said he…

  • Push is on for new footy club

    There is exciting news in store for Truganina children who would like their own football club. A meeting will be held this week to discuss…

  • Elderly Ballan man missing since Monday morning

    Elderly Ballan man missing since Monday morning

    The tearful family of a missing elderly Ballan man are pleading with their father to come home. There are growing concerns for the safety of…

  • Auction breaks record

    Auction breaks record

    By Ewen McRae   The Sunshine area is turning into the capital of the west according to one real estate agent, following another record sale.…

  • Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo has always danced to his own beat. Just three years after taking up hip hop dancing classes the 14-year-old, who trains at L2R Dance…

  • Melton hub a ‘one-stop shop’

    Melton hub a ‘one-stop shop’

    The long-awaited $21 million health hub at Melton will open next month. The Melton Health and Community Services Centre, on Barries Road, will be a…

  • Siren sounds on risky drivers

    Siren sounds on risky drivers

    Police detected 120 offences on Melton and Moorabool roads during the AFL grand final long weekend. Speeding offences made up the bulk of the offences,…

  • Fight to fund Epilepsy foundation

    Fight to fund Epilepsy foundation

    A Melton mum is on a mission to highlight the “wonderful” work of the Epilepsy Foundation that is set to lose more than $1 million…

  • Melton build permits soar

    Melton is in the midst of a construction boom, with the value of building permit activity cracking the $1 billion mark in a year for…

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