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  • Sweet treat for bakers

    Sweet treat for bakers

    Pics taken 29.04 By Esther Lauaki Aspiring pastry chefs have the chance to try their hand at the profession through a community short course. Melton…

  • Calls to postpone council elections

    Calls to postpone council elections

    The Municipal Association of Victoria is calling for the Victorian local government elections to be deferred for 12 months. The elections were due to be…

  • My Brimbank: Ivanka Portelli

    My Brimbank: Ivanka Portelli

    Budding writer Ivanka Portelli spoke with Tate Papworth about the challenges of online learning and how her passions are helping her stay positive. What’s your…

  • The west’s a great place to live

    The west’s a great place to live

    Four western suburbs are among Melbourne’s best places to live, according to the latest edition of People’s Choice of Housing. The report identifies the suburbs…

  • Footy comes to Eynesbury

    Footy comes to Eynesbury

    While the state suffers a football drought, Eynesbury is set to end one that extends well beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. The town currently has three…

  • Testing time for virus

    Testing time for virus

    While the spread of COVID-19 may be slowing, three new cases in Melton for the week ending Thursday served as a reminder that the pandemic…

  • Ravenhall accepts toxic soil

    Ravenhall accepts toxic soil

    The Ravenhall landfill has begun accepting PFAS contaminated soil, the Environment Protection Authority has confirmed. The move has angered local MPs who claim the west…

  • Gath caps off magical return to Tabcorp Park

    Gath caps off magical return to Tabcorp Park

    Exciting pacer Eureka put the finishing touches to Kate Gath’s magical return to Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday night. Fresh back from a driving-related suspension,…

  • Sole traders find a way

    Sole traders find a way

    A Cairnlea travel agent has turned to selling shoes from his agency to avoid financial ruin. Cyrus Mil and his business partner Dimos took over…

  • Zooming in on remote learning

    Zooming in on remote learning

    Third year marketing student Jessica Almenara always pictured the moment of relief and exuberance she’d feel walking out of her last class. Now the 25-year-old…

  • Homeschool predator warning

    Homeschool predator warning

    A former Victorian police detective and founder of child abuse and trafficking charity Project Karma is calling on all parents to remain vigilant when it…

  • Airport hit hard by COVID-19

    Airport hit hard by COVID-19

    Melbourne Airport has revealed the devastating impact COVID-19 has had on the business. Passenger numbers in March were down by 44 per cent compared to…

  • A helping hand for health worker

    A helping hand for health worker

    A nurse who works at the Sunshine Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU), and a soon-to-be family of four, are among five purchasers to win back…

  • Property prices could take a hit

    Property prices could take a hit

    A leading real estate agent says house prices could potentially drop by 10 per cent in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. Macedon Ranges agent…

  • Library moves online

    Library moves online

    Booklovers, history buffs, and kids who adore storytime rejoice – you can still get your literary fix. Melton council has unveiled its ‘virtual library’ which…

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