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Constructing digital safety
Victoria University researchers have developed cutting-edge technology that will take outdated aspects of Australia’s construction industry into a modern digital age. Head of VU’s Built…
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Full-time average earning increases
Average weekly ordinary time earnings for full-time adults, such as those in Melton and Moorabool, was $1808 in November 2022, according to new seasonally adjusted…
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Solar panels to help schools save
Government schools across the state, such as those in Melton and Moorabool, will be supported to install solar panels to save millions of dollars in…
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Graduates encouraged to apply for Big Build roles
Graduates from a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds, including those from Melton and Moorabool, can now apply to work on Victoria’s Big Build. The…
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A time to paws and reflect
Following War Animal Remembrance Day on Friday 24 February, the Shrine will for the first time conduct a dedicated Last Post Service commemorating the role…
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Tiny golden chick has a big future
An adorable, critically endangered chick is wading into its first wobbly steps at Werribee Open Range Zoo, marking a significant milestone in threatened species conservation.…
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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.…
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Exercising to manage mental health
University of South Australia researchers are calling for exercise to be a mainstay approach for managing depression as a new study shows that physical activity…
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Too many young Victorians’ requiring emergency medical treatment for sunburn
SunSmart Victoria is deeply concerned about the high number of young adults and adolescents, including those in Melton and Moorabool, requiring emergency medical treatment for…
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Calling out for the next generation of women in sport media
The state government is backing more women, including those from Melton and Moorabool, to get on-air and make their presence heard and felt in sports…
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Glenmore grassfire blaze
Fire fighters battled a grassfire all weekend to save nine homes and 16 sheds near Bacchus Marsh. More than 45 CFA units including aircraft responded…
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Money a ’slap in the face’
A move to pay landowners $200,000 per square kilometre for energy infrastructure imposed on their properties has been labelled a slap in the face. Residents…
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Noah’s fight to be seen
Noah Barlow is determined to speak up for young people with disabilities and make sure they are seen and heard. Liam McNally spoke with Moorabool…
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Eye-catching brown and white arrival for Werribee’s Savannah
Werribee Open Range Zoo has a few new brown-and-white stripes on its African Savannah, with the arrival of two very different looking zebra foals. Savannah…
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Kids flipping to make a difference on Pancake Day
Pancakes are a staple childhood favourite, and this week the children at Bacchus Marsh Montessori Uniting Kindergarten have been learning how to prepare the delicious…
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