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  • Mayor resents levy

    Mayor resents levy

    Moorabool mayor Paul Tatchell has slammed the the state government’s Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) and believes “country people are getting belted with fees…

  • Harkness home invasion

    Harkness home invasion

    Victoria Police is investigating a home invasion that occurred in Harkness in late March. Police understand 11 unknown offenders attended a property on Claret Ash…

  • Machete sales ban announced

    Machete sales ban announced

    The sale of machetes will be banned in Victoria from this Wednesday. The state announced on Monday, May 26, that the dangerous knives are coming…

  • Prostate cancer support groups flourish

    Prostate cancer support groups flourish

    Prostate cancer is a major threat to the health of Australian men. Nationally it’s the most commonly diagnosed cancer, with more than 70 men diagnosed…

  • EPA issues burn off warning

    EPA issues burn off warning

    As the weather cools and conditions for burn offs in regional areas improve, EPA Victoria is alerting the agricultural sector in particular, not to mix…

  • Smells like philosophy

    Smells like philosophy

    The next rendition of Café Philosophique in Werribee will tackle another of the five senses, and one that is too often neglected. While smell might…

  • Half-price camping returns

    Half-price camping returns

    Camping fees at Parks Victoria campgrounds across the state will be kept at half-price for the next two years. Half-price camping was first introduced in…

  • Lions want 30,000 members by 2020

    Lions want 30,000 members by 2020

    As families across the country struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, the role of volunteers has never been more vital. This National Volunteers Week (19-25 May),…

  • Safeguard your car aginst push-start car theft

    Safeguard your car aginst push-start car theft

    RACV is alerting Victorians to the rising trend of car thefts using on-board diagnostics (OBD) ports. Thieves are increasingly using electronic devices to access vehicles…

  • Free weekend travel for seniors

    Free weekend travel for seniors

    Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria (SRV) has welcomed the state government’s announcement of free weekend public transport for older Victorians…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Propagating workshop Discover how to grow your own plants from seeds and cuttings in Melton South Community Centre’s upcoming Propagating workshop from 10–11am on Saturday,…

  • The trials of Elizabeth Taylor

    The trials of Elizabeth Taylor

    Williamstown amateur historian Barb McNeill is Star Weekly’s history columnist. This week she tells the tale of Elizabeth Taylor whose trade was helping women terminate…

  • Place for prostate cancer support

    Place for prostate cancer support

    With Australian Men’s Health Week fast approaching, the Victorian Council of Prostate Cancer Support Groups is encouraging those living with prostate cancer to consider joining…

  • Tails wag for new park

    Tails wag for new park

    Bacchus Marsh has a new dog park that will have owners and their pets drooling, with the park including a secure fenced and off-leash area.…

  • Thanking volunteers

    Thanking volunteers

    A sense of purpose and camaraderie are just some of the benefits Melton Men’s Shed social group team leader Chris Huon feels from his voluntary…

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