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Kitchen-related house fire safety warning
With more than 900 kitchen-related house fires recorded across Victoria in less than 12 months, the state’s fire services are delivering safety warnings during National…
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My Place
Audiologist Peter Vuong has worked in Melton for the past six years and enjoys working with the local community. Oscar Parry spoke with Peter about…
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70 abuse charges
Babies less than six months old are among the eight children allegedly sexually abused by an employee at a Point Cook childcare centre who also…
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’Fantastic’ trail unveil
The fourth section of a proposed 5.4 kilometre walking and cycling path in Moorabool was opened last month. The path now spans from Darley to…
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Pleasant day for Probus
A grazing platter and white chocolate liqueur were some of the treats enjoyed by the Bacchus Marsh Ladies Probus Club during a recent winery outing,…
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Community Calendar
Women’s Support Group Women’s Support Group Melton is for any women who feel they would like to attend a peer support group which is relaxed,…
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Creative fundraising celebrated
A Melton primary school was recognised by the Good Friday Appeal, following a series of fundraising events involving students, staff, and parents. On Thursday, June…
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Fresh food and friendship
Djerriwarrh Community and Education Services unveiled a lush community garden, providing free fresh food and a new community space. Unveiled at an official opening and…
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Fuel fight continues
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will not launch an inquiry into Melton fuel prices, with the response disappointing a local MP. Melton MP…
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Legally Blonde returns to the stage
As Elle Woods says in the cult film Legally Blonde, ’Believing in yourself never goes out of style“. That sentiment has been fully embraced by…
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Police survey to close soon
Time is running out to contribute to the annual Victoria Police Community Sentiment Survey. The survey will close on Monday, June 30, so those who…
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Road rule reminder
RACV is reminding Victorian motorists that from Tuesday July 1, they will be required to slow down to 40 kilometres per hour when passing incident…
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Tourists spend record amount
International travellers spent a record $9.3 billion in Victoria in the year to March 2025. The figures are included in the latest data from Tourism…
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Opportunistic thieves warning
Victoria Police and Neighbourhood Watch Victoria are warning the community to be on the look out for opportunistic thieves. Police are reminding residents that half…
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Dance the night away for a good cause
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish will host a dinner dance fundrasier. Proceeds will be donated to two local charities – Give Until it Hurts…
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