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  • Clinic seeks to ease emergency department demands

    Clinic seeks to ease emergency department demands

    Parents of unwell children are being encouraged to take their kids to a GP-led respiratory clinic (GPRC) in North Melbourne instead of the emergency department…

  • Tips for an absolutely radishing garden

    Tips for an absolutely radishing garden

    As the price of fruit and vegetables continues to rise, a Werribee horticulturalist is sharing his top tips for growing an edible garden in urban…

  • Police officer charged with unauthorised access to police information

    Police officer charged with unauthorised access to police information

    A senior constable from north-west metro region has been charged with unauthorised access to police information following an internal investigation. The female officer was charged…

  • Housing affordability looks “positive“

    Housing affordability looks “positive“

    A year of inflation and rising interest rates has created a feeling of uncertainty for Australia’s housing market, but leading Melton construction company Varcon Group…

  • Murals encourage discussion around respect

    Murals encourage discussion around respect

    Murals will be displayed across Melton and Brimbank as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign. It is hoped the murals…

  • Eynesbury sparks its Christmas spirit

    Eynesbury sparks its Christmas spirit

    Eynesbury residents will be brimming with Christmas cheer by the 25th after a range of holiday events in the suburb during the weekend before Christmas.…

  • Taylors Hill agent charged with misappropriating funds

    Taylors Hill agent charged with misappropriating funds

    A former Taylors Hill real estate agent has been charged with misappropriating more than $100,000 in funds belonging to clients, offences which carry a maximum…

  • Andrews Cabinet reshuffle revealed

    Andrews Cabinet reshuffle revealed

    Dan Andrews has unveiled an updated Cabinet lineup in the wake of the Labor Party’s successful state election. Ministers were sworn in to their new…

  • New Melton-Moorabool RVAHJ branch is seeking members

    New Melton-Moorabool RVAHJ branch is seeking members

    A group of Justices of the Peace (JP’s) are seeking active and retired JP’s from the Melton and Moorabool shires to form a new branch…

  • Grinch’s and vintage cars make a merry Bacchus Marsh Christmas

    Grinch’s and vintage cars make a merry Bacchus Marsh Christmas

    The eighth annual Bacchus Marsh Christmas festival and Carols by Candlelight will take place at Maddingley Park on Saturday, December 17. From 11am guests can…

  • Bearing through tough times

    Bearing through tough times

    A Melton volunteer organisation has been given a holiday season boost with a donation from Djerriwarrh Masonic Lodge. Red Cross Melton Trauma Teddies is a…

  • Soil information system launched

    Soil information system launched

    A $15 million project to develop a national soil information system, designed to improve the sustainable management of one of the nation’s most precious resources…

  • Powercor issues summer warning

    Powercor issues summer warning

    Electricity distributor Powercor is encouraging customers to plan ahead and consider what to do if extreme weather affects power supplies this summer. Powercor head of…

  • Warning to protect against sun damage

    Warning to protect against sun damage

    To mark the beginning of summer, the Skin Cancer College Australasia is reminding Australians, including those in Melton and Moorabool, to take precautions to avoid…

  • CSIRO publishes new report

    CSIRO publishes new report

    The findings of a new sensor-based platform trial, with the potential to better support older Australians to live in their own home longer, has been…

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