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  • Register your pets

    MELTON Council is reminding residents that all dogs and cats over three months old should be registered. Registrations must be paid by April 10.

  • Register your pets

    MELTON Council is reminding residents that all dogs and cats over three months old should be registered. Registrations must be paid by April 10.

  • Waste collection in Melton

    NO garbage, green waste or recycling collections will take place in Melton Shire on Good Friday (April 6). The council said bins should be put…

  • Four farms get new breath of life

    PLANNING Minister Matthew Guy has extended expiry dates for four Victorian wind farms, at Hawkesdale, Ryan Corner, Mount Gellibrand and Woolsthorpe. The expiry date for…

  • Skippers get chance for a free licence to thrill

    Skippers get chance for a free licence to thrill

    BOAT enthusiasts will have a chance next month to get free motor boat and jet-ski licences. Southern Rural Water and the Transport Department are offering…

  • Gorillas in our midst

    Gorillas in our midst

    DANCING gorillas have been lifting themselves over and spinning around hoses at the Werribee Open Range Zoo. It’s all thanks to Ballan CFA, which donated…

  • Bash victim in hospital

    A MELTON man is under observation at the Royal Melbourne Hospital after sustaining head and facial injuries in an assault at Bacchus Marsh’s Flanagans Border…

  • State’s nurses ‘still most poorly paid in the land’

    State’s nurses ‘still most poorly paid in the land’

    NURSES at Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital, like their colleagues across Victoria, are celebrating after winning a long-running industrial dispute with the state government.…

  • Mine grass ‘just weeds spreading seeds’

    Mine grass ‘just weeds spreading seeds’

    LOCAL environment groups have criticised Mantle Mining’s attempts to revegetate exploratory coal drilling sites. Parwan Landcare member Simon Jolly said there was an “enormous difference”…

  • RSL stalwart ‘gutted’ at losing top job

    RSL stalwart ‘gutted’ at losing top job

    LONG-SERVING Bacchus Marsh RSL president Stan Franklin has been voted out after a 10-year tenure. The veteran said he felt “gutted” that he had been…

  • Pyjama party at Pentland primary

    Pyjama party at Pentland primary

    PENTLAND Primary School pupils including Holly and Jorja (pictured) donned their most comfortable clothes – their pyjamas – for the school’s annual big breakfast on…

  • Many ways to ‘skin cat’ of Bacchus Marsh traffic snarls

    THERE remains a plethora of viable ways to alleviate traffic problems in Bacchus Marsh, according to the Avenue Preservation Group. The group met with councillors,…

  • Moorabool turbine squeeze compo claim

    Moorabool turbine squeeze compo claim

    THE developer behind the 107-turbine Moorabool wind project and a 64-turbine project in Lal Lal is seeking $100,000 in legal costs from Moorabool Council after…

  • Up up and away

    Up up and away

    MELTON Model Aircraft Association members like David Axon, Cliff Evans and Ray Dixon (pictured) are inviting residents to experience the joys of flying a model…

  • Fun time for families at Melton Baptist Church

    MELTON Baptist Church’s playgroup is expecting up to 500 people to attend a free family fun day on Saturday. Since its launch in term four…

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