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  • Study reveals fewer young people vaping

    Study reveals fewer young people vaping

    A study has found that the rate of vaping among 14–17-year-olds started to drop late last year following a rise in popularity. The Generation Vape…

  • A-League card betting fraud alleged to net players $18k

    A-League card betting fraud alleged to net players $18k

    Two soccer players have faced court accused of winning more than $18,000 in corrupt bets involving yellow cards. Former A-League player Riku Danzaki, 25, of…

  • Calling for better communities

    Calling for better communities

    A research and advocacy project is calling for a ‘people-first’ approach to community development in Australia and is currently investigating how connected or disconnected outer…

  • Bird walkers brave the elements

    Bird walkers brave the elements

    On Saturday July 19, Eynesbury Environment Group once again invited the community to join us for a guided bird walk along Toolern Creek. Despite the…

  • Occupant burnt in house fire

    Occupant burnt in house fire

    Two people were transported to hospital, one with burns, after a serious house fire in Melton West this afternoon. Firefighters arrived at Argyle Circuit on…

  • Bacchus development rejected

    Bacchus development rejected

    The plan for a 15-dwelling development on Main Street in Bacchus Marsh was knocked back by Moorabool council, with the proposal receiving 10 community objections.…

  • Transit policing blitz

    Transit policing blitz

    Victoria Police conducted a transit operation between Melton and Bacchus Marsh railway stations last week, aiming to deter crime and boost safety. About 50 police…

  • Moorabool VCAT bid dumped

    Moorabool VCAT bid dumped

    Moorabool council’s bid to avoid paying an Environment Protection Authority (EPA) clean-up order for illegally stored truckloads of hazardous industrial waste in Merrimu was knocked…

  • New school names unveiled

    New school names unveiled

    The names of two new Melton schools have been unveiled, with both schools set to open for term one next year. Announced by Melton MP…

  • Major hospital works begin

    Major hospital works begin

    The first sod of the Melton Hospital was turned this week, with major construction now underway on the long-awaited project. The new $900 million hospital…

  • Consultation concerns

    Consultation concerns

    Community stakeholders of the proposed Western Renewables Link (WRL) say they are “disappointed” with the project’s consultation and feel overwhelmed with reviewing its recently publicised…

  • Unregistered company raided

    Unregistered company raided

    The Building and Plumbing Commission (BPC) has executed search warrants at three sites linked to unregistered building company Homespace Builds Pty Ltd. BPC investigators, accompanied…

  • 3D-printed housing on display in Wyndham

    3D-printed housing on display in Wyndham

    A meeting that may influence the future of housing construction in Victoria recently took place in Wyndham. Housing minister Harriet Shing and Werribee MP John…

  • Vaccination service cut

    Vaccination service cut

    A prominent St Albans vaccination service offering free walk-in jabs for children is set to close due to funding cuts, after the state government said…

  • New Truganina school named

    New Truganina school named

    The name of a new primary school in Truganina has been revealed, as the school prepares to open its doors to students early next year.…

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