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24.01.2022 #BREAKING Victoria has recorded seven new cases of coronavirus and two more deaths overnight. The 14 day rolling average for Melbourne is now down to 12.8, whi...le in regional Victoria it is 0.2. Premier Daniel Andrews has said Victoria is still on track for easing more restrictions on October 19.

24.01.2022 It’s a 2 Dozen day Victoria - 24 days of Double 00 Proud of our achievements Victoria, because we stayed home and stayed apart we have achieved this and now we can enjoy more of the roadmap of coming back together. Remember to social distance, wear your mask when you can’t social distance outdoors, when you are on public transport and in shops, cafes, bars & restaurants and wash your hands/sanitise regularly so that we can stay open and live with a Covid normal lifestyle.

16.01.2022 #BREAKING: Victoria has recorded 5 new coronavirus cases and 3 more deaths in the past 24 hours. The latest figures bring Melbourne's 14-day average case rate t...o 20.3; in regional Victoria it's 0.6 Metropolitan Melbourne has now moved to the second step of Victoria's roadmap out of lockdown. Yesterday, Premier Daniel Andrews announced that some restrictions would be eased ahead of schedule, due to daily infection rates falling faster than anticipated. All primary school students will resume classroom learning in two weeks' time, permits are no longer required for childcare, and up to five people from two different households can gather outside. The nightly curfew was lifted at five o'clock this morning but a five-kilometre limit on movement remains in place. Melbourne will need to record a 14-day average of fewer than five new cases, and fewer than five mystery cases over a fortnight, before it can take a further step out of lockdown.

15.01.2022 - National Police Remembrance Day. Blue Ribbons - Thank you for your service and commitment to protecting our communities. Lest we forget.

15.01.2022 Police are warning the community to be wary of a recent spate of telephone scams. Members of the public have contacted police stating they have received a phone... call from someone claiming the victim has an outstanding tax debt. Often the number displayed on the caller identification is that of a local police station or other government agency, such as the ATO. The scammers reportedly ask for personal information or bank details, and in some examples request the victim purchases online music vouchers or similar products to pay supposed fines. If you receive a phone call requesting personal information or payment from a person representing themselves from a law enforcement or government agency: Do not respond to the request and hang up Call the institution back via a publicly listed phone number If you have lost money as a result of this type of scam, please report the matter to your local police station. You can also report scams to Scamwatch via https://bddy.me/34aBzXC

13.01.2022 Congratulations Moorabool’s newly elected Mayor Cr Tom Sullivan and Deputy Mayor Cr Rod Ward.

13.01.2022 ****Reports of local flooding**** Anthony’s Cutting area has water over the road. Other lowland areas could possibly have water over the road, please drive with caution and to the conditions... With storms & heavy rain in the area forecast into the evening please take care on the roads, any further road closures or flash flooding area’s please let us know.

13.01.2022 #BREAKING: Victoria has recorded 10 new cases of coronavirus and seven more deaths overnight. Melbourne's 14-day rolling average is now down to 18.2 and in regional Victoria it's 0.6.

12.01.2022 #BREAKING Victoria has recorded 15 new cases of coronavirus and two more deaths overnight. Melbourne's 14-day rolling average is now down to 15.6 and in regional Victoria it is 0.3.

08.01.2022 #BREAKING Victoria has recorded eight new cases of coronavirus and three more deaths overnight. The 14 day rolling average for Melbourne is now down to 12 while in regional Victoria it is zero-point-one.

08.01.2022 Normally at this time, those of us that enter the show, would be running round and working out what exhibits we would be putting together for the show weekend a...t the end of October. We obviously can't gather to exhibit and admire peoples entries this year, so how about throughout October we post photos of what we might have entered instead. Flowers, gardens, vegetables, tea cosies, hanging baskets, natives, trees, dressed up vegetables, trees, cakes...let's see what you have got :)

05.01.2022 #BREAKING Victoria has recorded 13 new cases of coronavirus and 4 more deaths overnight. Melbourne's 14-day rolling average is now down to 16.4.

03.01.2022 https://fb.watch/1X1W_F6HT7/

03.01.2022 1st of the month and it being October, means it’s Breast Cancer Awareness month. I ask that you do me 1 favour this month and that’s get your boobies checked by a GP this month and then get into a routine of regularly doing your own self checks of them once a month. if you never have done a check or been checked please get it done, don’t wait until you are 40, I was 36 when diagnosed and I know of young ladies who have died in their 20’s from breast cancer because of the age ...old myth that you get checked from 40. We need to break that mentality, cancer does not give a rats ass about how old you are. Then tell 1 other lady friend to do the same and then check your gents boobies to, because men do get breast cancer to and then ask them to ask someone else to get checked and so on......that’s how we can create awareness, and we can try to prevent other’s having to go through breast cancer treatments. Early detection is the key to survival. Now Go, what are you waiting for, no time like the present Please share this post to help create awareness this month Each day throughout October I will be posting information about breast cancer- so you won’t forget and you will remember to get checked. See more

02.01.2022 Awwww Pawlice, Constable Molly visited station sponsor TerryWhite Chemmart Maddingley to get a pawscription filled, you can follow Molly’s suit and visit them for all of your prescription and health care needs.

02.01.2022 With our kids heading back to school next week, it’s the perfect time to start walking to school. Walk to School 2020 is great for kids and for our community! ...Leaving the car behind and walking, riding, scooting or skating before and after school can help reduce traffic and make the streets and drop-off zones around our schools safer. Even part way is ok! @WalkToSchoolVic #WalkToSchool #Ride2School Certified by the Chief Executive Officer in accordance with Council’s Election (Caretaker) Period Policy. See more

02.01.2022 ****Day 2**** Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting Australian women. In 2020 it is predicted that 19,998 women and 170 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer. This means that approximately 20,168 Australians will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020, an average of 55 people every day. ... Due to Covid, men and women have been delaying their screenings and checks, this has Doctors worried that people are going untreated for something that could be treatable and life saving. Early detection is the key to survival, don’t delay a breast check any longer, it could just save your life. Share with a sister, friend, colleague, neighbour and help to create breast awareness.

02.01.2022 As of today the number of visitors to your home will increase from two to 15 per day. That can be split across different times ten for lunch, and five for dinner as long as people are sticking to a total of 15. Outdoor gatherings in a public place the park, the beach will increase to 50.... For those couples who’ve had to delay their special day, weddings will increase to 150 people. The same number will apply to funerals and religious ceremonies indoors. There’ll be changes for our hospitality sector too. For smaller venues, the density limit will change to one person for every two square metres up to 50 customers. QR code record keeping will be mandatory. For bigger venues, the density limit will stay the same, but the cap will increase to 150. Total venue capacity will also rise to 300. Cinemas, galleries and museums will also be able to host up to 150 people indoors. And in good news for community clubs, contact and non-contact sports can begin for adults as well as kids 150 people indoors with a group size of up to 20 and 500 outdoors with groups of up to 50. Organisers will also be able to apply to host a public event. Different requirements and rules will need to apply, depending on whether it’s a school fete or a major sporting match. We’re also able to begin a phased approach for staff heading back to the office. From 30 November, up to 25 per cent of workers will be able to attend onsite. Unless you’re one of those people nominated by your employer you need to keep working from home. We're also making some changes to the rules around masks. In short, you’ll still need to wear one when you’re indoors and on public transport and where you can’t keep your distance. But if you’re outdoors and you can keep a safe distance, masks will no longer be mandatory. For example, you’ll still need to keep your mask on if you’re at a busy outdoor market or in line for a snag at your local Bunnings. If you’re headed for a quiet stroll around the neighbourhood, you won’t need to wear a mask but you will need to carry one, in case the situation changes