Tag: News
Generators a much needed relief for storm affected residents
The Victorian government has announced it will be giving support to Victorian’s impacted by recent storms by providing generators to those most affected.
Storms in...
Woodlea Estate is “bringing back the blooms”
A sea of 150,000 sunflowers have bloomed as part of a large-scale installation at Woodlea Estate.
In collaboration with Djerriwarrh Health Services, Edmund Rice Services...
Childcare educators needed in Melton
Melton has made a call out to residents with experience in child education.
Melton City Council Family Day Care is on the hunt for...
Mill Park undergoes revamp
Work has begun at Mill Park in Ballan, just off Blackwood Street and Simpsons Street, along the Werribee River.
The works include the construction of...
From the archives
Looking back on 30 years of Melton and Moorabool news.
30 years ago
Wednesday 6 November, 1991
The Bacchus Marsh community would not have adequate access to...
Water grants for west, Melton close tomorrow
Greater Western Water community sponsorship applications for a new round of community sponsorship funding are closing tomorrow.
The sponsorship funding is designed to provide support...
Have your say on reserve in Moorabool
Moorabool council are requesting feedback on the upcoming Masons Lane Reserve Master Plan.
The community’s input will help set the future direction for Masons...
Melton councillor attends Kmart grand opening
The new Kmart store in Caroline Springs officially opened yesterday with Melton councillor Steve Abboushi in attendance.
In a Facebook post, Cr Abboushi said it...
Calling all Moorabool artists
Moorabool Shire is calling for expressions of interest from visual artists to participate in public art activations this upcoming festive season.
Over summer, Moorabool...
Pop-up clinic at Melton high school
Kurunjang Secondary College is hosting a pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinic today.
From 9:30 till 5pm, local residents can walk-in with no booking to receive their...
Animal neglect an ongoing problem in Melton
Neglect continues to be the biggest animal welfare issue across Victoria, including in Melton according to recent RSPCA Victoria data.
RSPCA Victoria has reported that...
Creating little bookworms
Children at Eynesbury kindergarten have been given the opportunity to participate in a new reading program.
The Little Readers program is a Resimax Group...
Doctor disqualified over deaths
Former director of obstetrics and gynaecology at Bacchus Marsh Hospital, Dr Surinder Parhar, has been disqualified for 12 years after an investigation into a...
We will remember them
RSL clubs around Melton and Moorabool areas are preparing for Remembrance Day next week.
As restrictions ease for Victoria, many RSL clubs are able...
Mayoral grant gives back
A group of 24 local, not-for-profit organisations were awarded mayoral funds last week for projects that will better the Melton community.
Amongst those selected...