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  • Here and There coming to Altona

    Here and There coming to Altona

    Old mates, painter John Anrep and photographer Bob Gilpin are again taking centre stage, this time with artist Jill Pung Clifford at the Louis Joel…

  • Winter wood heater advice

    Winter wood heater advice

    With many firing up their wood burning heater to keep their toes warm this winter, EPA Victoria is offering tips to reduce smoke and heat…

  • Celebrating the next generation

    Celebrating the next generation

    Celebrations of NAIDOC Week across Melton and Moorabool drew communities together to celebrate its 50th year, with this year’s theme focusing on the next generation…

  • Rough road for drivers

    Rough road for drivers

    More than 300 people have signed a petition to halt the closure of the Holden Road level crossing. The level crossing on the Sunbury Line…

  • Mount Atkinson investment calls

    Mount Atkinson investment calls

    A Mount Atkinson resident has raised concerns about insufficient infrastructure and services in the estate and is calling for increased council investment. Resident and Mount…

  • Freight terminal push continues

    Freight terminal push continues

    An advocacy alliance of councils in the west is continuing its push for government to prioritorise the Western Interstate Freight Terminal (WIFT) in Truganina, with…

  • Blissful bird walk in Melton

    Blissful bird walk in Melton

    A chance to see Melton’s lorikeets, ducks, and darters while enjoying the company of others – the Eynesbury Environment Group’s next guided bird walk will…

  • PILOR scheme concerns

    PILOR scheme concerns

    State government consultation on amending the Payment in Lieu of Rates (PILOR) Scheme for energy storage systems has received firm objection from Moorabool council. The…

  • July events to warm west

    July events to warm west

    A range of winter events are set to warm up the west this month, with food, exhibitions, and live performances offering respite from the chilly…

  • Permanent soccer ground plea

    Permanent soccer ground plea

    A non-profit Melton soccer club of about 300 members is searching for a permanent ground as a “strong requirement” for its players. Established in 2023,…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Diggers Rest resident Joel Moody is a lived experience peer support worker and community advocate who is passionate about increasing awareness and support for mental…

  • Teen charged after Taylors Hill carjacking

    Teen charged after Taylors Hill carjacking

    A 17-year-old boy has been charged after an alleged carjacking in Taylors Hill last night. A 26-year-old woman was returning to her parked grey station…

  • Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    The ability of motorists to adjust their driving to suit wet and frosty road conditions is crucial to lowering the winter road toll, according to…

  • The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has launched a powerful new initiative highlighting the profound and lasting impact of road trauma. The ‘Hardest Share’ calls on…

  • Counselling available in the west

    Counselling available in the west

    The Western Region Centre Against Sexual Assault (WestCASA) continues to offer support for people distressed by the recent alleged sexual assault in childcare centres in…

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