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Dumping illegal dumping
Applications are open for the state government’s the new $8.5 million Illegal Dumping Clean-up Rebate Program. The program will provide financial assistance to councils and…
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New Triple Zero boss appointed
David Clayton APM has been appointed as the permanent chief executive of Triple Zero Victoria after acting in the role since October last year. Mr…
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Research recommends to plan for hazards
Residents across Melbourne’s northern and western growth corridors are being urged to finalize emergency preparations as a volatile mix of extreme heat and fire danger…
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New children’s fire safety programs launch
The Country Fire Authority (CFA) has transformed its Fire Safe Kids program into two new, curriculum-aligned and developmentally appropriate programs. CFA’s previous children’s education program,…
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From 10 Downing Street to Victorian sport
Vicsport has poached a member of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s staff to be its new chief executive. Elyse Jenkins has served as Mr…
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Waterways better protected
New protections will be implemented across 17 waterways, including in Melbourne’s north west. The state government said the new protections will help conserve natural habitats,…
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Successful summer start for pill testing
The state government’s fixed site pill testing service has been continuing to reduce drug harm over the summer. Since opening in August, the service has…
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Foundry shapes more than metal
In an era dominated by screens, automation and rapid turnover, the clang of tools and the glow of molten metal feel like relics of another…
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Spotswood to get the full Kylie experience
Grazeland in Spotswood will celebrate Australia Day on 26 January with a celebration of an Australian icon. 100% Kylie, a live tribute to Australia’s ultimate…
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Heavy horsepower back in Werribee
Steadfast class and pure horsepower are set to make a gallant return to Werribee Park with the National Clydesdale and Heavy Horse Festival on 17-18…
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Eyes peeled for a possum
Families, nature lovers and curious night owls are being invited to chuck on their walking shoes and see Melton’s wildlife after dark, with a guided…
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Suburbs affected by outages
There is currently a power outage affecting around 3023 residents in Ravenhall and 3019 residents in Braybrook. According to Powercor, power is estimated to be…
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Derrimut factory fire
A significant fire that blazed through a factory in Derrimut on Friday 9 January will be investigated. Fire Rescue Victoria responded to the blaze on…
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Library hours extended on 9 January
Brimbank libraries has announced St Albans, Sydenham and Sunshine libraries will be open for extended hours on Friday 9 January. The libraries will be open…
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Construction blitz announced
The state government has announced a 14-day construction blitz to upgrade the Melton line. As part of the blitz, crews will complete works to extend…
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