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  • Parent urges action on cars blocking footpaths

    Parent urges action on cars blocking footpaths

    A frustrated resident is calling on Melton council to do more about cars obstructing access to and from footpaths. Melton local Steven Tucker, who is…

  • Lack of action for ongoing water leak

    Lack of action for ongoing water leak

    A growing water leak in a Melton shopping precinct, combined with the landowner’s lack of accountability, has left one concerned resident at his wit’s end.…

  • Young man inspiring change in his community

    Young man inspiring change in his community

    On a mission to become the best version of himself is Hammad Agog who is paving the way for young men in his community. The…

  • New bail laws under scrutiny

    New bail laws under scrutiny

    Victoria’s new package of bail reforms is being criticised for imposing tougher bail conditions on youth offenders, which are seen as a deterrent rather than…

  • Private burn-off permits issued for farmers

    Private burn-off permits issued for farmers

    CFA is preparing to issue a small number of Schedule 13 private burn-off permits to farmers around Melton, Ballarat, Geelong and surrounds to help with…

  • Teddies and tea

    Teddies and tea

    The ladies at Lifestyle Village who knit and crochet trauma teddies were thanked at an afternoon tea on Sunday, March 2. Melton Red Cross and…

  • Walking, bike path boost

    Walking, bike path boost

    Shared bicycle and walking paths will be built in Burnside and Caroline Springs to provide alternative travel options for locals. The federal government will provide…

  • Father and son meet at zoo

    Father and son meet at zoo

    Werribee Open Range Zoo (WROZ) wants families to know it is the place to be in autumn, and rhinos are in season. The new twist…

  • Come have a kick

    Come have a kick

    Melton will be back in the Reclink Victorian Football League this year. The league is welcoming back a Melton team as part of an all-inclusive…

  • Safer workplaces for women

    Safer workplaces for women

    The state government has announced a $5.5 million investment in a new Safe Workplaces for Women Initiative, which it hopes will change culture and attitudes…

  • Fasting for their faith

    Fasting for their faith

    On March 9, the Ahmadiyya Muslim community hosted the interfaith symposium ‘Fasting in my Religion’ at the Melton Community Hall. The event provided a unique…

  • Council calling for govt support on spending

    Council calling for govt support on spending

    Melton council is calling for increased financial support of local councils to manage illegal rubbish dumping, as the problem continues to grow. The council at…

  • 13 arrested in relation to Lino Atem death

    13 arrested in relation to Lino Atem death

    A Deanside man and a Melton South man have been released after being interviewed by police in relation to the death of Lino Atem in…

  • Help inform council’s aquatic and leisure strategy

    Help inform council’s aquatic and leisure strategy

    Melton council is seeking community feedback to help guide the future provision of aquatic facilities and services in the Melton municipality. The council is updating…

  • Names for new tunnels wanted

    Names for new tunnels wanted

    With the West Gate Tunnel project nearing completion, inner-west motorists won’t just be able to drive along the two new tunnels under the Yarra River,…

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