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  • From the archives

    From the archives

    30 years ago 20 December, 1995 Wedge Park Primary School pupil Jamie Tobin, 12, of West Melton, needs one big Christmas present. 15 years ago…

  • More room to reel

    More room to reel

    Melton’s fishermen have more to look forward to as recreational fishing access to Navan Park in Melton is set to improve, with Melton’s council securing…

  • Guide Dogs Victoria appeals for support

    Guide Dogs Victoria appeals for support

    Guide Dogs Victoria is appealing to residents across Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs to support their vital work this festive season, emphasizing the direct impact…

  • Important summer fire safety tips

    Important summer fire safety tips

    As the festive season approaches and many Victorians plan their summer getaways, firefighters are urging residents from Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs to exercise extreme…

  • Student mental health support

    Student mental health support

    Secondary schools across Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs are now being offered a new suite of resources aimed at helping students and families manage the…

  • Musician roundtable members announced

    Musician roundtable members announced

    Music Victoria has announced the members of its Victorian Artists Roundtable, a group of artists brought together to strengthen the future of contemporary music in…

  • Holiday timetables

    Holiday timetables

    V-Line train and coach services will operate to altered timetables this festive season. On Christmas Eve, Wednesday 24 December, V-Line trains and coaches will operate…

  • Helping Victorians navigate digital government services

    Helping Victorians navigate digital government services

    In an effort to ensure all Victorians can access essential government services, the state government has announced new funding for Community Information and Support Victoria…

  • Christmas lights spark safety warning

    Christmas lights spark safety warning

    As Victorians once again unbox their Christmas tree and untangle decorations, fire authorities are encouraging everyone to take steps to avoid Santa’s naughty list and…

  • Dangerous products threaten holiday cheer

    Dangerous products threaten holiday cheer

    As Victorians eagerly await the arrival of the Christmas season, a concerning trend has emerged – unsafe products are making their way onto store shelves,…

  • New RNA therapy to tackle rare childhood diseases

    New RNA therapy to tackle rare childhood diseases

    Researchers at St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research have made a significant breakthrough in developing an innovative RNA therapy that could transform the lives of…

  • Free travel for youth

    Free travel for youth

    The state government is making public transport free for more than one million young Victorians from 1 January, with the new youth myki now available…

  • Melton’s favourite Christmas

    Melton’s favourite Christmas

    For more than three decades, Melton local Sandra Brogan has transformed her home into a festive wonderland, delighting generations of families with her annual Christmas…

  • Man airlifted following crash

    Man airlifted following crash

    Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a collision that left a man with life-threatening injuries in Sunbury last night. It is believed a 29-year-old Bacchus…

  • Signal switch sparks peak-hour mayhem

    Signal switch sparks peak-hour mayhem

    Daily commuters have voiced their frustrations over traffic congestion at the recently signalised intersection of Caroline Springs Boulevard and Rockbank Middle Road, with some residents…

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