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  • All revved up and ready to roll

    All revved up and ready to roll

    Karellyn Dangar and Krystyna Valente love putting a whole lot of “fun” into their fundraising. They are part of the Jesters Rod and Custom Club,…

  • Stalwart laps up lifestyle

    Stalwart laps up lifestyle

    Julie Walsh has been living life poolside for as long as she can remember. The Melton Swimming Club stalwart has been volunteering for 40 years,…

  • Enviro groups fight eel fishing bid

    Enviro groups fight eel fishing bid

    UPDATE: The Victorian Fishing Authority contacted the Melton Environment Group and Pinkerton Landcare and Environment Group in writing on Monday to inform the groups that the…

  • Fond farewell for Bernie the Koala

    Fond farewell for Bernie the Koala

    Wildlife rescuers and animal lovers have been left brokenhearted after their efforts to save Bernie the koala, rescued from an out of control burn-off in…

  • MY WYNDHAM: Natalie McCrae

    MY WYNDHAM: Natalie McCrae

    My Wyndham: Natalie McCrae can be found either playing or coaching basketball on most nights of the week. The Hoppers Crossing teenager said her mother…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    MEGAN HUSTWAITE, JOURNALIST, PRESENTER, BROADCASTER, MEGANHUSTWAITEMEDIA.COM   FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? MH: Solid. Always expanding my repertoire (rotation probably the better word for…

  • Youth summit flagged

    Youth summit flagged

    Wyndham Police Inspector Marty Allison has announced that local police will partner with Wyndham council and other organisations to hold a youth summit later this…

  • MY MELTON: Ian Lawrey

    MY MELTON: Ian Lawrey

    What’s your connection to Melton?   I moved here with my wife of 40 years. Her mum and dad lived here and we have a…

  • Melton’s crime plunges

    Targeted police operations are bearing fruit as Melton’s crime rate tumbles. Data released by the Crime Statistics Agency last week revealed a 10.4 per cent…

  • Colour dance hits Melton

    Colour dance hits Melton

    The biggest Indian women’s event in Melton will be a kaleidoscope of colour and culture. Teeyan Melton Deeyan, meaning Punjabi girls of Melton City, is…

  • Up for the challenge

    Up for the challenge

    You’ve got to be made of some pretty tough stuff to take on the ChallengeMD charity ride. Registrations opened last week for the four-day marathon…

  • Club member fined over theft

    Club member fined over theft

    A former Bacchus Marsh Motocross Club committee member has been found guilty of stealing thousands of dollars of cash payments for her own use. Karina…

  • Five die on the roads over long weekend

    A 28-year-old man died when his 4WD rolled backward striking him while off-road in Hopetoun Park, bringing a tragic end to the long weekend death…

  • Keeping hunger at bay

    Keeping hunger at bay

    Melton residents are helping the fight against hunger this winter by joining a fundraising campaign for meal deliveries to people in need. SecondBite, a national…

  • On the road to racing success

    On the road to racing success

    A Caroline Springs racing driver hopes to fast-track his way to the top by learning from the best. Jake Klein (pictured) is headed to the…

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