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  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.…

  • Bacchus Marsh muso’s IWD speech

    Bacchus Marsh muso’s IWD speech

    In a purple hued Brunswick Ballroom, Alana Wilson addressed a hushed audience at Suzanne Phoenix’s International Women’s Day (IWD) event on March 8. “I grew…

  • Melton bus network review

    Melton bus network review

    A Deanside apprentice has voiced his frustration with access to public transport in Melton’s new estates. For Hayden Ellis, public transport access to his Taylors…

  • Darley pop artist makes international waves

    Darley pop artist makes international waves

    Darley recording artist Kitty Rae has been named as a semi-finalist for the International Songwriting Competition (ISC). The up-and-coming pink-haired pop star is in the…

  • Celebrating women at Darley Neighbourhood House

    Celebrating women at Darley Neighbourhood House

    Darley Neighbourhood House (DNH) hosted a range of “inspiring and experienced women” and enjoyed an afternoon tea to celebrate International Women’s Day. The day featured…

  • Melton’s week of IWD celebrations

    Melton’s week of IWD celebrations

    Melton celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) with a range of events across the first week of March centred around the theme “embrace equity”. Events with…

  • Rockbank ready to ride

    Rockbank ready to ride

    Rockbank Primary school pupils will join more than 350,000 students across the nation who will ride, walk, scoot and skate to school on National Ride2School…

  • Celebrate in harmony

    Celebrate in harmony

    Melton council is hosting a Harmony Day event, and is inviting residents to join in the event by and celebrating the many different cultures that…

  • Rate rises hits renters

    Rate rises hits renters

    Mortgage holders and renters in Melton are “feeling the pinch” as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised the cash rate for the 10th month…

  • Call for more CFA volunteers

    Call for more CFA volunteers

    Amid a decade of decreasing CFA volunteers statewide, Eynesbury CFA is keen to get more volunteers at its local brigade. Eynesbury Brigade community safety co-ordinator…

  • Melton industrial action

    Melton industrial action

    Melton council employees have commenced protected industrial action in protest of staff shortages and wages. Over the coming weeks Australian Services Union (ASU) members at…

  • Keeping trams on their tracks

    Keeping trams on their tracks

    The state government is urging motorists to drive safely around trams, as the number of serious vehicle-to-tram collisions increase across Melbourne. Minister for Public Transport…

  • Courageous bystanders helping save lives

    Courageous bystanders helping save lives

    Victorian bystanders have been stepping up to help save lives as cardiac arrest emergency cases reach record highs, according to new research by Ambulance Victoria…

  • Celebrating Ranges women

    Celebrating Ranges women

    Last year’s Melburnian of the Year, Melton resident Antoinette Braybrook gave a keynote speech in front of a packed Kyneton Town Hall for Macedon Ranges…

  • “Roadmap” to restore soft plastic recycling by end of 2023

    “Roadmap” to restore soft plastic recycling by end of 2023

    A Melton councillor has welcomed the announcement of a “roadmap” for major supermarket retailers to restore soft plastic recycling by late 2023. At the most…

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