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  • School zone parking fines

    School zone parking fines

    Twenty-eight people were issued with parking-related infringements following a blitz on offences in school zones during drop off and pick up times. Police targeted Melton…

  • Troups Road South timeline still unclear

    Troups Road South timeline still unclear

    Melton councillors have questioned the progress of a long-awaited road upgrade in the municipality’s south eastern region, but have been unable to confirm if the…

  • VBA warning for residents

    VBA warning for residents

    The Victorian Building Authority is urging parents and carers in Melton and Moorabool to be extra vigilant around hot water during winter. The VBA says…

  • Try out something new in Melton

    Try out something new in Melton

    A series of free workshops will take place at the Melton Town Centre amphitheatre throughout August, where residents can learn new skills or try a…

  • Greyhounds in need of caring homes

    Greyhounds in need of caring homes

    A national animal rescue organisation has made a plea to residents in Melbourne’s west, as the number of greyhound dogs in need of a home…

  • Victorians encouraged to take bonus payment

    Victorians encouraged to take bonus payment

    More Victorians are being encouraged to take advantage of the state government initiative to help residents cope with the high cost of living. The government…

  • Tails wagging for working dogs event

    Tails wagging for working dogs event

    A Myrniong farmer is set to have a barking good time at the first Cobber Challenge Relay competition, which will be an event that will…

  • Melton op shop victim of theft and vandalism

    Melton op shop victim of theft and vandalism

    A Melton church group has been the victim of two incidents of theft and vandalism, causing hundreds of dollars in damages and losses. The Melton…

  • Melton councillor set to replace expelled MP

    Melton councillor set to replace expelled MP

    Melton councillor Moira Deeming has officially been chosen by the Liberal Party as the first preference candidate in the contest for the upper house Western…

  • New refuge for the homeless in Melton

    New refuge for the homeless in Melton

    Vulnerable people affected by homelessness in the west will have a new place to take refuge, with the finished construction of a new home for…

  • Wellbeing grants for veteran organisations announced

    Wellbeing grants for veteran organisations announced

    Organisations supporting veterans and their families, such as those in Melton and Moorabool, can apply for a range of wellbeing grants, the state government has…

  • Seniors invited to have their say

    Seniors invited to have their say

    The Victorian Government is inviting seniors in Melton and Moorabool to share their thoughts on government services, in what is the biggest project of its…

  • One million Victorians request energy bonus

    One million Victorians request energy bonus

    The state government has announced a $205 million boost to its Power Saving Bonus program, which has already been taken up by one million households.…

  • Community grants open

    Community grants open

    Multicultural and multifaith organisations in Melton and Moorabool can now apply for state government grants to help strengthen their services and aid in social and…

  • Grants for relief markets open

    Grants for relief markets open

    Pop-up food relief markets could soon be established at various locations across Melbourne, as part of a state government trial program. Disability, Ageing and Carers…

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