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  • Carols light up the town

    Carols light up the town

    Christmas is coming and Melton residents are in for a fabulous evening of festive entertainment at next month’s Carols by Candlelight. The free December 2…

  • Smart city message goes global

    Smart city message goes global

    Wyndham council’s WynLens project is in the running for a smart city global award. City economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey, WynLens creator Adam…

  • MY MELTON: Nathan Miles

    MY MELTON: Nathan Miles

    What is your connection to Melton?   Me and my family moved to the municipality in 1999. We thought it was a good place to…

  • Party time for Melton

    Party time for Melton

    Thousands are expected at the Djerriwarrh Festival in Melton this weekend to enjoy a jam-packed line-up of activities. About 35,000 people are expected to enjoy…

  • Bacchus’ growth plan revealed

    Bacchus’ growth plan revealed

    Affordable housing, job creation and developing new communities are central to the state government’s plans for Bacchus Marsh. The draft Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth Framework,…

  • Baby first is key to plan

    Baby first is key to plan

    Melton parents are among hundreds of people across the north-west suburbs who will learn skills to potentially save children’s lives. North Western Melbourne Primary Health…

  • Heat turned up in push for pool

      A Bacchus Marsh woman is calling on her fellow residents to help reignite the push for a heated indoor pool. Funding an indoor swimming…

  • Tram crew’s cafe ready for big brew

    Tram crew’s cafe ready for big brew

    Springside P-9 College students have breathed new life into an old Z-class tram as part of an innovative education program. Year 7, 8 and 9…

  • Financial woes sting residents

    Melton and Bacchus Marsh have been counted among Victoria’s bankruptcy hotspots, an Australian Financial Security Authority report shows. Between July and September this year, 44…

  • It’s all about the base

    It’s all about the base

    Melton State Emergency Service crews and volunteers are set to have a new base that would service the Caroline Springs and Plumpton area. The project…

  • Police frustrated with motorists

    Police are disappointed by the number of motorists who gambled with their lives over the Melbourne Cup long weekend. Close to 150 motorists were caught…

  • A peek at Melton’s past

    A peek at Melton’s past

    Descendents of a pioneering Melton family helped open a time capsule last week in a celebration of 25 years of history. Members of the Pinkerton…

  • Buskers converge on Melton

    Buskers converge on Melton

    Buskers have converged on Melton’s town centre for a free music and entertainment festival. Melton council’s Live @ the Horse series has been running for…

  • Tatchell takes the lead

    Tatchell takes the lead

      The next 12 months will be veteran councillor Paul Tatchell’s third, and possibly final, stint in the top job at Moorabool council. The central…

  • A model day out gets airborne

    A model day out gets airborne

    Large-scale model aircraft, hamburgers and hot dogs will all be part of a fun-fuelled Melton Model Aircraft Association open day. The free event will give…

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