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  • New SES chief announced

    New SES chief announced

    Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) has announced Robert Purcell as the agency’s new chief executive, with his tenure beginning on March 11. Most recently the…

  • No changes planned for Vineyard Road

    No changes planned for Vineyard Road

    The state government has no plans to implement changes to Vineyard Road in Diggers Rest. Former Melton mayor Kathy Majdlik wrote to Roads and Roads…

  • Spaces for Ranges youth

    Spaces for Ranges youth

    Macedon Ranges is hosting a series of youth activities in Kyneton and Woodend throughout the school term, aiming to promote social connection and community engagement…

  • Car owners warned as technology-led thefts surge

    Car owners warned as technology-led thefts surge

    Victoria Police is issuing a warning to vehicle owners, as intelligence reveals tech savvy thieves are behind a surge in car thefts across the state.…

  • Push for Lions Club return

    Push for Lions Club return

    The local Lions district is seeking to reinstate the Lions Club of Sunbury, with 10 or more new members needed to bring the club back…

  • IWD marked in Ranges

    IWD marked in Ranges

    Macedon Ranges is preparing to host a panel event for International Women’s Day (IWD) this week, with this year’s global theme focussing on accelerating action…

  • LIT returns to Werribee

    LIT returns to Werribee

    LIT is returning and is ready to light up your world – and Wyndham Park – between March 27 and April 13. Running each night…

  • Travel to Europe through the Melton Night Market

    Travel to Europe through the Melton Night Market

    Take your tastebuds on a tour through Europe at the Melton Night Market on March 7. The Melton Town Centre Amphitheatre will come alive with…

  • Free kits for kinder kids

    Free kits for kinder kids

    Three year olds starting kindergarten will receive a kit full of books, toys and stationery from the state government. The government said that the kinder…

  • Gambling harm research grants now open

    Gambling harm research grants now open

    The state government’s gambling harm grants are now open to organisations to support research into the subject. Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation minister Enver Erdogan…

  • Solar minimum feed-in tariffs set

    Solar minimum feed-in tariffs set

    The Essential Services Commission has set minimum feed-in tariffs for 2025-26, which set the minimum amounts electricity retailers must pay solar customers for the electricity…

  • Free Grand Prix fan fest

    Free Grand Prix fan fest

    This year’s Formula One Australian Grand Prix will include a free, family-friendly fan festival in Melbourne for racing fans of all ages. Announced by the…

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