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  • First response for fun

    First response for fun

    Melton youngsters Ethan and Lily had a ball meeting their local cops, fireys and ambos last week. As part of the emergency services’ community engagement…

  • Drug fatalities on the increase in Melton and Bacchus Marsh

    There’s been a sharp increase in the number of drug-related deaths in Melton and Bacchus Marsh, with 40 fatalities recorded in four years. The not-for-profit…

  • Spectacular kid caper

    Spectacular kid caper

    Melton West Primary School pupils are gearing up for a stellar mass song and dance at this year’s Victorian State Schools Spectacular. This year’s production,…

  • MP Simon Ramsay: Rates model cops ‘outdated’ label

    Western Victorian MP Simon Ramsay has called for a review of rate assessments as councils issue rates notices to landowners. Melton council has revealed property…

  • Election promise for Exford Primary School

    Election promise for Exford Primary School

    Exford Primary School will be brought into the 21st century with much-needed upgrades, including a school gymnasium and permanent buildings, the Labor government has promised…

  • Nyibol Atoc a fighter for fairness

    Nyibol Atoc a fighter for fairness

    Nyibol Atoc feels the pressure of the piercing stares in public. She straightens herself and stands tall – but not too tall, fearful of intimidating…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? LH: On a scale of one to 10, I’d say a solid seven. I’m not brilliant, but I’m pretty…

  • Diggers Rest estate refused

    Diggers Rest estate refused

    A proposal to subdivide a five-hectare block in Diggers Rest into 93 lots, with only one access point into the estate, has been knocked back.…

  • Diggers Rest caravan plan dumped

    Diggers Rest caravan plan dumped

    Plans for a camping and caravan park in Diggers Rest have been shut down following serious concerns about the site becoming a “stealthy” residential development…

  • Lobbing in for a win

    Lobbing in for a win

    Melton Secondary School has won the latest Squash Victoria competition, bringing home gold. Year 11 students Ebony and Abby and year 12 student Johnanne, won…

  • Head back to Rockbank Primary School

    Head back to Rockbank Primary School

    Geoffrey Harrison remembers the earlier days of Rockbank Primary School, when it was on a block of land off the Western Highway. He was part…

  • Rental trial provides hope

    Rental trial provides hope

    A program to help young people at risk of homelessness get a foot in the door in the private rental market has been hailed a…

  • Melton gets thumbs up

    Melton gets thumbs up

    Melton residents are generally pleased with the council. The findings of the state government-initiated JWS Satisfaction Survey 2018 and the council-initiated Metropolis Household Satisfaction Survey…

  • Recycling machine a real bottler at Melton

    Recycling machine a real bottler at Melton

    Reverse vending machines could be trialled in Melton in a bid to reduce the amount of rubbish heading to landfill. Mayor Bob Turner moved a…

  • Sandra Pelly’s growing love for garden

    Sandra Pelly’s growing love for garden

    After visiting Melton Botanic Garden five years ago, local artist Sandra Pelly says she was inspired by the “huge” gum trees. As a result she…

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