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  • No back down on greyhound bid

    The owner of an Elaine greyhound training facility plans to appeal Moorabool council’s refusal to amend a permit. The council last week refused to amend…

  • Council adopts budget and future plan

    Sports, festivals and infrastructure are the big winners in the 2017-18 Brimbank council budget. Council last week adopted the budget, and a four-year plan which…

  • Cutting edge program

    Cutting edge program

    A Melton salon will soon recycle everything from hair cuttings to used foils in a bid to shave waste, save the environment and support charity.…

  • Kitchen hazards fuel fire stats

    Kitchen hazards fuel fire stats

    Firefighters were called out to 55 preventable fires in Melton last year. Almost half of those fires started in the kitchen, the latest Country Fire…

  • Toying with a new project

    Toying with a new project

    Youngsters living in foster care will receive a handmade gift thanks to Taylors Hill “sheddies”. Members of Taylors Hill Men’s Shed have been hard at…

  • Melton: bargain location

    Melton continues to be one of Melbourne’s most affordable suburbs, where home buyers can still buy for under $400,000, according to the latest figures. New…

  • Planters mourn loss of trees to housing

    Planters mourn loss of trees to housing

    A Melton man is mourning the loss of hundreds of trees that have been cleared for development. Terry Manning and members of local environmental groups…

  • Hospital response time defended

    Hospital response time defended

    Australia’s medical regulator has defended the time it has taken to investigate complaints against doctors at Bacchus Marsh hospital. The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency…

  • MY PLACE: Grant Hamilton

    MY PLACE: Grant Hamilton

    What’s your connection with Melton? I’ve lived in Brookfield for the past 15 years.   What roles did you have in the defence force? I…

  • State pleads for deadly road to be fixed

    The state government has called for VicRoads to fast-track works on Bacchus Marsh Road following the 10th fatality on the road in the past five…

  • Council switch on Australia Day

    Council switch on Australia Day

    Melton council’s Australia Day celebrations will continue at The Willows Historical Park in Melton next year, despite a decision by councillors earlier this year to…

  • High tea budget lowered to $10k

    High tea budget lowered to $10k

    Melton council has agreed to lower the budget for any future International Women’s Day events but still refused to cap how much they could spend…

  • Writing their own story

    Writing their own story

    Hard work runs in Christie Lyons’ and Lauren Kelly’s family. The Hillside mother and daughter team, who are also business partners, are finalists in the…

  • Police cast wide net

    Police cast wide net

    Police will be out in numbers on some of Melton’s highest risk rural roads as the highway patrol bolsters efforts to target speeding drivers and…

  • Train upgrade for Melton

    Train upgrade for Melton

    Melton trains will run more frequently to and from the city, with an extra 18 services on the Ballarat line being added this month. V/Line…

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