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Caroline Springs Remembrance Day
Caroline Springs RSL will be conducting a Remembrance Day Service on Friday, November 11. Since the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th…
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Labor promises traffic lights for Bacchus Marsh
Timed traffic lights would be installed at the intersection of Grant Street, Griffith Street and Station Street in Bacchus Marsh, if the Labor Party wins…
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Labor promises a Melton TAFE
Melton residents will be able to study at a TAFE close to home under a Labor state election pledge. A re-elected Labor government will invest…
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Community seeks Calder Highway upgrades
A community advocacy group is unhappy with the rate at which Calder Park Highway upgrades are progressing. The Calder Action Group is calling on the…
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Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal starts soon
Kmart Melton and The Salvation Army are coming together to support families doing it tough at Christmas through their Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal. Australia’s largest…
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Labor promises new schools for Melton
Three brand new schools, and upgrades to a further six have been promised to the Melton area upon a Labor re-election. Labor has committed to…
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First trees planted for Queens Jubilee
The Friends of the Melton Botanic Garden launched their Queen’s Jubilee Tree Planting project on Thursday, October 20. Planting Trees for the Queen’s Jubilee is…
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Doctor wants Melton hospital fast-tracked
A Melton doctor believes the healthcare climate in Melton is a “slow motion crisis”. Dr Marcus Watson has been a GP in the area for…
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Widespread rain and thunderstorm could lead to river rises
The Bureau of Meteorology (the Bureau) is warning more rain and thunderstorms throughout Australia may lead to more river level rises and flooding in some…
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Children’s Week Celebrations
The Melton Community Hall hosted a Family Fun event in celebration of Children’s week on Tuesday, October 25. A range of activities were on offer…
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Moorabool funding fiesta
Three projects in Moorabool will share in $4 million in funding, Buninyong MP Michaela Settle has announced. On Tuesday, October 25, Ms Settle visited Darley…
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$1 Million boost for rugby and gridiron
Two sporting clubs are set to benefit from new facilities to be constructed at MacPherson Park in Melton. The state government announced last week it…
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Land bought for new school
Minister for Education Natalie Hutchins today visited Brookfield to announce 3.5 hectares of land has been acquired to develop the new Brookfield Primary School (interim…
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Remember: update voting enrolment details
The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) is reminding voters to update their enrolment details by 8pm, November 8 ahead of the state election on November 26.…
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Support for at-risk students
The state government’s Navigator program will be expanded to support more Victorian students at risk of disengaging from education, including those in Melbourne’s western suburbs.…
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