Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly
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Spring breaking through
There was a nice break from wet and wintry conditions on Saturday allowing for some high quality matches. Star Weekly’s Ljubica Vrankovic was out shooting…
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Lakers get another scalp
Caroline Springs has claimed its second scalp in three weeks, this time knocking off Werribee Districts in the Western Football League division 1 competition. After…
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Maoris Mac lands a stunning boilover in return to form
The ‘match race’ between the two star four-year-old trotting mares Jilliby Ballerini and Violet Stanford was thwarted by the Josh Aiken trained and driven Maoris…
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Cobras beat Devils
The local rivalry was the perfect way to kick off Ballarat Football League women’s finals action, with Bacchus Marsh getting the upper hand on Darley.…
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Panthers important win
Melton South moved back into the Riddell District Football League top six and now has its finals hopes in its own hands. Four teams have…
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Whiteway steps up at Bacchus Marsh
New Bacchus Marsh women’s coach Scott Whitaway is keen on helping the playing group develop even further in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association this…
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Servo plan location concerns
A planning application for an independent service station on Coburns Road in Melton has received mixed reviews. As reported by Star Weekly, Melton MP Steve…
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Rockbank school construction calls
A request for urgent attention to the delivery of government schools in Rockbank will be sent to the state government from Melton council. The notice…
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Barry Taylor Shelter proposal
An upcoming spectator shelter could be named in honour former local athletics stalwart Barry Taylor, with Melton council to begin community consultation. Raised at the…
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African unity for peace
A Melton charity is providing a night of Congolese and Sudanese music, dance, and food to raise funds to support those affected by the ongoing…
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Long takes on new challenge at Diggers Rest Bulla
New Diggers Rest Bulla coach Evan Long was ready for a change and new challenge. Long had been at Kealba-Green Gully in the North West…
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Building Parkinson’s support
As the fastest growing neurological condition in the world, Parkinson’s disease affects many in our community – and a Melton group is helping support those…
