Melton council
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Former mayor honoured
A former Melton mayor has been remembered by friends and family as a “kind, man’s man” who loved his community. James McElroy, 66, died on…
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Green light for more pokies
More than 150 additional poker machines could be allowed in Melton if proposed state government gambling reforms are approved by Parliament. The government recently announced…
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Happy trail for bargain hunters
Eynesbury residents will be able to turn their clutter into cash while promoting sustainability when the Garage Sale Trail hits town this weekend. Nearly 50…
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Parking works remain on track
VicTrack and Melton council are calling for commuters to be patient for a while longer as parking upgrades wrap up at the train station. Station…
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Play haven for Hillside
Kids of all ages will have a new playground to enjoy in Hillside before the coming summer ends. Final construction is under way on the…
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Pet show baa none
The Diggers Rest pet show will be a celebration of all things four-legged, feathered, furry and fun. Animal lovers and their pets can learn about…
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Pups on patrol for vets
Melton pound pups could get their second chance at life working as therapy dogs for veterans in the west thanks to the Young Diggers program.…
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Council switch on Australia Day
Melton council’s Australia Day celebrations will continue at The Willows Historical Park in Melton next year, despite a decision by councillors earlier this year to…
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High tea budget lowered to $10k
Melton council has agreed to lower the budget for any future International Women’s Day events but still refused to cap how much they could spend…
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Artist’s body of work
Self portraits of acclaimed Australian artist Damien Shen depicting his indigenous roots are the focus of his new exhibition of photographs and lithographs. The exhibition,…
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Boulevard plan gets big tick
A “derelict” site at Caroline Springs will soon be demolished to make way for two multi-storey developments in a bid to “bring glory” to the…
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Council fury at state budget snub
Melton and Moorabool councils have slammed last week’s state government budget for its “glaring omissions” of vital infrastructure funding for the neighbouring municipalities. The Andrews…
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Avid knitters wanted: Melton council
Wanted – avid knitters. Donations of 500 knitted items are being sought from across Melton to help keep people warm this winter. Knitters are being…
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Roads, rail, schools top Melton council wish list
A railway station, roads upgrades and land for new schools top the list of projects Melton council wants funded in next week’s state budget. Melton…
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Westwood Drive plan to stop noise pollution
Planning for the long-awaited Westwood Drive extension and bridge is well under way, but Melton council still needs feedback on the design of a kilometre-long…
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