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  • Man found with serious injuries in Cobblebank

    Man found with serious injuries in Cobblebank

    An unidentified man was found on the side of a road in Cobblebank with life-threatening injuries this morning and is now in hospital. At about…

  • Melton’s transport wish list

    Melton’s transport wish list

    Transport, roads, and the Plumpton Aquatic Leisure are some of the projects on Melton council’s state budget wish list as the council prepares for population…

  • Paws your work: vulnerable cats need your help

    Paws your work: vulnerable cats need your help

    The Cat Protection Society of Victoria (CPSV) is calling on businesses to make a lasting impact on the lives of vulnerable cats and kittens through…

  • Songwriting competition for young creatives

    Songwriting competition for young creatives

    The Australian Children’s Music Foundation (ACMF) proudly announces the launch of its 23rd annual National Songwriting Competition, continuing its legacy of empowering young Australians through…

  • Mount Cottrell fatal collision

    Mount Cottrell fatal collision

    A collision in Mount Cottrell last week has since turned fatal, with a 39-year-old Wyndham Vale woman dying in hospital on Monday. Police believe a…

  • Intersection upgrade progresses

    Intersection upgrade progresses

    The full opening of a busy intersection in Caroline Springs is one step closer, following the completion of asphalting and line marking. The project has…

  • Bridge painting underway

    Bridge painting underway

    Painting of the new Old Calder Highway road bridge is underway as part of the final phase of structural works on the level crossing removal…

  • Aged care chef showdown

    Aged care chef showdown

    Cooking skills will be tested as aged care chefs from Bacchus Marsh will face off in a cooking competition semi-final. Hosted by aged and disability…

  • Deadly mushroom warning

    Deadly mushroom warning

    Victorians are being reminded to be vigilant, with poisonous mushrooms becoming present in the community during autumn as the weather becomes wetter and cooler. Victorian…

  • Forest hike for great cause

    Forest hike for great cause

    Almost 1000 walkers trekked through the Wombat State Forest this month, raising funds for children with illness and disabilities. In its fifth year, the Great…

  • Opinion: Don’t shoot the messenger

    Opinion: Don’t shoot the messenger

    In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was dangerous.…

  • Melton writing comp returns

    Melton writing comp returns

    Writers from across Melton are encouraged to put their short story writing skills to the test for a chance to win a prize and have…

  • CFA urges burn-off registration

    CFA urges burn-off registration

    Following a year that saw CFA volunteers respond to 936 incidents caused by escaped burn-offs, both CFA and Triple Zero Victoria are urging landowners to…

  • Nominations open for Senior of the Year Awards

    Nominations open for Senior of the Year Awards

    If you know a stellar senior-aged person, you now have the chance to nominate them for recognition through a state awards program. The government announced…

  • Celebrating Moorabool’s volunteers

    Celebrating Moorabool’s volunteers

    A barbecue lunch, scones and a jazz band will be some of the attractions at a Bacchus Marsh event recognising Moorabool’s volunteers this month. Running…

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