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Vinnies want you at rallies for refugee justice

Palm Sunday has long been a day on which communities come together to rally for refugee and asylum seeker justice. This year, St Vincent...

This week’s best picture

Every week, our photographers choose their favourite pic of the week. This week’s pic is by Damian Janevski from the story titled ‘Puppy Pride' by...

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...

Melton council launch Fix Our Roads campaign

The City of Melton launched a new advocacy campaign on April 4 to call on the state and federal governments for more investment in...

Government backs continuation of Ride2School program

The state government has announced the continuation of the Ride2School program in the hopes to encourage more to get more students in Melton, Moorabool...

Free RAT tests to those with a disability

The state government will provide free Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) to eligible people with disability in Maribyrnong, Hobsons Bay and across the state to...

Diggers Rest teacher says goodbye after 31 years

Lyra Benbow has been a teacher at Diggers Rest Primary School since the Plumpton Street grounds officially opened 31 years ago, but now it’s...

Easter recycling warning

You might think loading bags and boxes of clothes and toys and leaving them outside your local donation bin a harmless and charitable act,...

AusNet responds to council call for timeline updates

AusNet Services has announced a revision of the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project timeline, after uncertainty around the timing of milestone updates in the...

Join the BushBank effort

The government has invited expressions of interest to be a part of effort to restore and revegetate the Victorian landscape. Announced on April 4, Environment...

Fine free libraries for Melton residents

Overdue library book fines will no longer apply for Melton residents after the council decided to remove them permanently from July. In a council...

Melton Heritage Festival kicks off this month

Melton residents will have a chance to learn about the area’s 150 year old history at the upcoming Heritage Festival. Throughout April, the City...

Bacchus Marsh students help to protect habitats

Bacchus Marsh students have helped to protect important habitats for native wildlife by teaming up with Parks Victoria. New signs designed by Bacchus Marsh...

Council calls on AusNet for clarity

Moorabool council has called on AusNet Services to clarify timeframes for an important community input milestone in the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project. The...

Housing and mental health top concerns for Ballarat and Gorton

Housing affordability and mental health are the top concerns for residents of the federal electorates of Ballarat and Gorton, according to new reports. The...

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York excited for challenge

James York is among the next generation ready to take centre stage for Western United this A-League men’s season. York is among a group of...