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  • A berry long run!

    A berry long run!

    Winding through lush Moorabool scenery, the Berry Long Run is returning for its 11th year, raising funds to support people who have experienced family violence.…

  • Parwan tenant fined

    Parwan tenant fined

    A plan to dump truckloads of demolition waste in the country has ended in a criminal conviction and over $10,000 in fines and costs, with…

  • Weeding in Pinkerton Forest

    Weeding in Pinkerton Forest

    On Thursday, July 24, Pinkerton Landcare and Environment Group returned to Pinkerton Forest to spray Galenia (Carpet Weed) that has regrown after recent rains. We…

  • Red Gum, red-handed

    Red Gum, red-handed

    A Melton man’s chainsaws, trailer, and a load of River Red Gum timber was confiscated after he was caught while bogged in Reedy Lake Wildlife…

  • Walk with the wattles

    Walk with the wattles

    Celebrating Wattle Day, a nature journaling and sketching workshop at Melton Botanic Garden will combine science, creativity, and mindfulness to take a close look at…

  • Turning trash into tram stops

    Turning trash into tram stops

    An innovative partnership is aiming to see recycled plastics from kerbside and industrial waste used for modular tram stop platforms, making Melbourne’s tram network sustainable,…

  • Grants for native plants

    Grants for native plants

    Following a successful round in 2024, Bupa and Landcare Australia announce the return of the Healthy Cities Landcare Grants Program in 2025, offering funding to…

  • Landscape architect offers insights

    Landscape architect offers insights

    The art of landscape architecture will be the topic of the Friends of the Melton Botanic Garden’s next meeting, providing attendees an insight into the…

  • Financial complaints top 100,000

    Financial complaints top 100,000

    The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has received more than 100,000 complaints for the second year in a row. While there was a 4 per…

  • Call for cattle farming safety

    Call for cattle farming safety

    WorkSafe is urging workers on farms with cattle to stay vigilant and not cut corners with their safety. Cattle handling remains one of the most…

  • Funding open for creatives

    Funding open for creatives

    The state government has launched the next round of its Creative Enterprises Program (CEP), with the goal of strengthening Victoria’s creative industries. Extended by four…

  • Cultural centre back in action!

    Cultural centre back in action!

    The Wyndham Cultural Centre is back in action and the community is invited to see some of the best entertainment on offer. The refreshed space…

  • Telling the stories of First Nations people

    Telling the stories of First Nations people

    An exhibition highlighting the often forgotten stories and histories of First Nations people in Melbourne’s west is currently showing as part of a collaboration with…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    MYOB Business beginners course Discover how to set up and use a cloud-based accounting system in Melton South Community Centre’s 8-week MYOB Business-Beginners course. This…

  • West’s invasive weed war

    West’s invasive weed war

    PRECEDE: serrated tussock is a drought-tolerant weed of national significance, and as reported by Star Weekly, the Victorian drought is exacerbating the issue of its…

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