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  • Healthy habits cultivated

    Healthy habits cultivated

    Children, staff and parents at a Hillside childcare centre are on a health kick. Guardian Childcare and Early Learning Centre is focusing on physical and…

  • MP warns on preschool funds ‘limbo’

    Moorabool toddlers could be among those “left in limbo” if preschools do not receive federal funding next year, according to Ballarat MP Catherine King. Ms…

  • Colourful fun on the run

    Colourful fun on the run

    Coburn Primary School pupils have put plenty of fun into their latest “fundraiser”. Prep to grade 6 pupils took part in the Colour Craze fun…

  • Production ready to pop

    Production ready to pop

    The cast of Melton Christian College’s latest production is preparing for an uplifting experience. Year 12 student Emily Summerfield will take the lead role in…

  • A step in the right direction

    A step in the right direction

    Melton Primary School pupils will be walking on the safe side to school next week as part of a national road safety and health campaign.…

  • Staughton brawl students face discipline

    Staughton brawl students face discipline

    The principal of Staughton College has said that violence has “no place” at the school after a brawl involving dozens of students broke out last…

  • May day for Star Wars fans

    May day for Star Wars fans

    May the fourth be with you as Stormtroopers, Skywalkers and Star Wars fans of all forms take over the Melton Library and Learning Hub. Fans…

  • Blooming good idea

    Blooming good idea

    Children at Brookfield Kindergarten have taken their first seedlings home to plant and grow. Melton council’s Kindergarten Plant Program provides every child enrolled in four-year-old…

  • Mum and son in hair-raising fun

    Mum and son in hair-raising fun

    If Kai was looking for a way to stand out from the crowd – he’s found it. The Melton South eight year-old, who celebrates his…

  • New schools to meet local needs

    Plans for four new schools in Melton and Caroline Springs are gaining traction and residents are being encouraged to have their say. A $236.8 million…

  • Wheely handy advice

    Wheely handy advice

    Trained mechanics will be breaking down the basics of car servicing for participants of the new Women on Wheels workshop. The free workshop in Caroline…

  • Hoops hopes on the rise

    Hoops hopes on the rise

    If determination and work ethic have anything to do with it, Alieu Chol will be taking his basketball talent to the world. The 19-year-old has…

  • Jack is king of his trade

    Jack is king of his trade

    Jack Briscoe is in his element tinkering in a garage – whether it be with a motorbike or a mower. The Bacchus Marsh mower mechanic…

  • Police want your bikes

    Police want your bikes

    Caroline Springs police are calling on residents to donate old bikes for its Fix the Cycle program. People serving community-based orders involved in the program…

  • Hoops hopes on the rise

    Hoops hopes on the rise

    If determination and work ethic have anything to do with it, Alieu Chol will be taking his Melton-honed basketball talent to the world. The 19-year-old…

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