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Global storage giant NewCold sets up in Melbourne’s west
A Dutch-based cold storage and logistics company is setting up at Truganina. Construction has started on the $100 million NewCold automated cold storage warehouse, which…
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Ruby Anriquez-Acevedo sets to exhibit her project at the NGV
Caroline Springs resident Ruby Anriquez-Acevedo spent weeks working on a project to be exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria last month. The 22-year-old tells…
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Police search for missing Delahey teenager
Sunshine police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a Delahey teenager who has been missing for almost two weeks. Olivia Samuel, 15, was…
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Sydney investors target Melton for growth & yield
Sydney investors have one of Melbourne’s last affordable property frontiers in their crosshairs. One of the city’s growth corridors, Melton – about 35 kilometres west of the CBD – is…
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Rocked by gunshots
Two people are lucky to be alive after shots were fired into a car in Rockbank on Thursday night. A round passed through the driver’s headrest…
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Bacchus Marsh bowlers receive a funding boost
Bowlers at a Bacchus Marsh club are delighted after receiving a $2500 grant. The money, from VicHealth’s Active Club Grants, will go towards purchasing more…
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Landfill plans on the agenda
Community members are invited to information sessions to discuss the planned expansion of the Ravenhall landfill. The state government has ‘called in’ Cleanaway’s application to…
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Labor pledges $2m for Ballan day surgery
Federal Labor has pledged to fund two day-surgery theatres in Ballan if it wins the election next month. Ballarat MP Catherine King announced last week…
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Morning tea shines light on elder abuse
A morning tea at Taylors Hill will help shine a light on elder abuse. As part of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Melton council will…
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Anger at school bus timetable changes
A Ballan man is demanding answers from Public Transport Victoria after he claims a school bus timetable was changed without community consultation. Scott Klauber usually…
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Study focuses on how commuting shapes towns
A new study will focus on how commuting to work in Melbourne could be changing regional Victorian towns. Todd Denham, of RMIT University’s Centre for…
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Water pledge leaves west’s farmers high and dry
A Federal Coalition promise of a $45 million for water infrastructure upgrades has left Bacchus Marsh and Werribee South market gardeners high and dry. Agriculture and…
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Hospital insurers face huge compensation bill
Djerriwarrh Health Services could face millions of dollars of payouts after a review of newborn and stillborn deaths at Bacchus Marsh hospital confirmed 11 baby…
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Call for freeway pedestrian crossing
A Brookfield resident says it’s only a matter of time before a pedestrian is killed on the Western Freeway. Geoff, who didn’t want his surname used,…












