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  • Melton petrol prices still a pain

    Melton petrol prices still a pain

    Petrol prices have soared throughout the state in recent weeks, but costly fuel is nothing new for Melton residents. According to the RACV fuel price…

  • Tails wagging at dog park party

    Tails wagging at dog park party

    Four-legged friends gathered in Aintree last weekend for a fun-filled community celebration. The Woodlea Estate Wireless Dog Park celebrated its second birthday last Saturday, with…

  • Childcare deserts in Moorabool

    Childcare deserts in Moorabool

    More than a third of Australians live in a “childcare desert”, with many Victorian localities such as Rockbank, Ballan and Bacchus Marsh being identified as…

  • Council call out for residents say on community inclusion

    Council call out for residents say on community inclusion

    The City of Melton has made a call out to residents to hear what they want included in the council’s new intercultural strategy, with cash…

  • Accused killer drops unfair dismissal claim

    Accused killer drops unfair dismissal claim

    The man accused of murdering campers Carol Clay and Russell Hill in Victoria’s high country has dropped his unfair dismissal claim against his airline employer.…

  • Police targeting farm theft

    Police targeting farm theft

    Farmers are being urged to increase property security after reports of a spike in farm related thefts in recent months. New data from the Crime…

  • Big funding boost for Diggers Rest sport

    Big funding boost for Diggers Rest sport

    Footballers, netballers and cricketers in Diggers Rest will receive a welcome funding boost this year. Diggers Rest Bulla Village Cricket Club and Diggers Rest Football…

  • Big hugs all round

    Big hugs all round

    Children and families experiencing disadvantage in Melbourne’s west will soon have access to more material aid, thanks to Big Group Hug’s new hub in Airport…

  • Harmony Day happy snaps: Rockbank Primary School

    Harmony Day happy snaps: Rockbank Primary School

    Rockbank Primary school celebrated Harmony Day yesterday with colourful outfits and plenty of smiles. The students were encouraged to come to school wearing traditional dress…

  • Flexible uniforms encourage female athletes

    Flexible uniforms encourage female athletes

    Young girls in sport prefer a flexible uniform policy, according to a new landmark study from Victoria University. Through the Victorian government’s Change Our Game…

  • Connections through food to build community

    Connections through food to build community

    A community based not-for-profit organisation in Aintree is encouraging locals to connect through the love of all things food and gardening. We Love Aintree aims…

  • Councils call for federal funding

    Councils call for federal funding

    In the lead up to the annual federal government budget Moorabool and Melton councils are calling on government funding for a variety of projects over…

  • Lake Caroline alive with music

    Lake Caroline alive with music

    Caroline Springs will host a free live music event this weekend around Lake Caroline. ‘Lakeside Alive’ will run from 12pm Saturday March 26 and is…

  • Neon lights to illuminate Melton

    Neon lights to illuminate Melton

    Melton will host an exciting event which will see the suburb lit up with interactive neon art installations. ‘Illuminate Melton’ will run from Thursday April…

  • Players in pink for cancer awareness

    Players in pink for cancer awareness

    A crowd of pink filled the field as the Melton Padres Softball club prepared to play their first final, and raise money for cancer awareness.…

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