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Multicultural event funding up for grabs
Multicultural event organisers in the Melton and Moorabool are being encouraged to apply for funding to boost their projects. On march 8, the state government…
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Darley Park Pavilion on the way
Works are officially underway on a new multi-purpose pavilion at Darley Park. The ground and the new facilities will feature a large community space, new…
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Western tourism sector left behind: advocates
An organisation dedicated to promoting the tourism sector in Melbourne’s west believes the region has been overlooked by the state government’s strategy to revive the…
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International Women’s Day: Moorabool women enjoy Yoga in the Park
Moorabool residents got into the swing of things to mark International Women’s Day with a yoga class organised by council. Held at Lerderderg Library the…
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Melton commits to inaugural Neighbour Day
Melton council has resolved to formally celebrate Neighbour Day for the first time later this month, with special prizes designed to encourage community values. Starting…
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Melton knocks back village plan, again
Melton councillors have doubled-down on their disapproval of plans for a residential village development in Diggers Rest. At a meeting held on March 7, discussed…
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A day of unity
Melton council is putting the finishing touches on plans for this year’s Harmony Day celebrations, which is designed to celebrate the municipality’s wealth of cultural…
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Brookfield man charged following double stabbing
A Brookfield man has been charged after two people were stabbed overnight, leaving one with life-threatening injuries. It is believed the stabbing occurred in a…
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My Place: Val Fisher
For International Women’s Day, reporter Oliver Lees spoke with Melton resident Val Fisher, who is responsible for coordinating the Women’s Support Group at the Melton…
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Finders keepers
Andrew Mcleay is searching for answers after unearthing some historic items near his home in Maddingley. Earlier this month, Andrew was out walking his dog…
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Melton driver caught travelling at 180km/h
A Melton woman caught travelling at speeds of 180km/h has had her vehicle impounded after she was stopped in her tracks by police early this…
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Council backs sand quarry plan
Moorabool council has endorsed plans for a sand quarry to be developed in Coimadai, despite vocal opposition to the project from parts of the community.…
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Moorabool to ditch aged care and disability services
Moorabool council will terminate its delivery of aged and disability services, citing changes in federal government policy as making a continuation of the support unworkable.…
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Firefighting information session
The Toolern Vale unit of the Country Fire Authority (CFA) is hosting a community session on March 7. Members of the community with an interest…
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Warning over mosquito disease
Residents of Melton and Moorabool have been warned to protect themselves against mosquito bites following the emergence of possible cases of the Japanese encephalitis virus…
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