All businesses registered under the Food Act 1984 and the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 with Melton City Council will soon be receiving their annual renewal notices via email. Renewals are due by 31 December 2025.

Pest control is not just good practice — it’s a legal requirement for all food businesses.

Learn more from Council’s Environmental Health Unit.

Love Westside is the ultimate guide to exploring Melbourne’s vibrant west.

Whether you’re rediscovering your own backyard or exploring something new, this is your go-to guide.

Innovation and creativity took centre stage as local businesses were celebrated for their achievements at the 2025 Melton Business Excellence Awards.

When it comes to food safety, hand washing is one of the most critical—and often overlooked—practices. Whether it's before putting on gloves, after handling raw ingredients, or between tasks, proper hand hygiene is essential.

The finalists for the 2025 City of Melton Business Excellence Awards have been announced, following a record-breaking number of applications.

The Melton Business Excellence Awards program would not be possible without the support of our corporate partners. Read the article to find out which organisations are helping us raise this year’s Awards Night to the next level, and the roles they play in our community.

The Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust (GMCT) has commenced construction on Harkness Memorial Park, a new cemetery development located between Harkness and Bulmans Roads in the City of Melton. Learn more at one of two upcoming Drop-in sessions.

Dexus's Horizon 3023 industrial estate in Ravenhall, Melbourne, continues to attract leading global and national brands including Nike, Amazon, lululemon, Tesla and MYER.

Easter and Anzac are fast approaching, so it’s important to understand your obligations related to Public Holidays and restricted trading.

 What an incredible three months of vibrant celebration in the Melton township! 

 Our Oceania Market was the third of our Melton Night Market Series, ending our events with a welcoming atmosphere and vibrant night of colour.

Council has launched its federal election campaign Let’s Get the City of Melton Moving to secure investment commitments from all candidates for major roads and rail.

A campaign brochure, including a comprehensive map, outlines our vision for connecting growth across the City such as electrification of the Melton Line, building new stations, and upgrading major arterial roads.

Neuroinclusive design isn’t just for fancy flagship stores and big-name retailers. It’s for everyone—local businesses, small-town shops, and service-based businesses like doctors, dentists, and solicitors. Whether you run a butcher shop, a bakery, or a boutique, neuroinclusion matters.

Keeping on top of finances is essential for all businesses, but sometimes things can go wrong. Whether it’s something small like a missed invoice or a big issue like a out-of-control debt, you can stay prepared with ‘6 tips to help businesses avoid financial difficulties’ prepared by Financial Counselling Victoria.

Melton City Council and Venture Melton joined Dexus and clients Tesla Energy and T2 Tea in the Horizon 3023 estate in Ravenhall to celebrate the Practical Completion of two new, state-of-the-art facilities.

The Victorian Government has committed more than $900 million to deliver the New Melton Hospital Project. It will provide the foundation for a healthy and prosperous Melton, enabling high-quality acute healthcare, close to home.

The City of Melton is excited to provide the ‘City of Melton Grant Finder’ to all local businesses, community groups, not-for-profits and individuals.

From 1 January 2025, underpaying an employee’s wages or entitlements can be a criminal offence if the underpayment is “intentional”.

As one of Australia’s fastest growing local government areas, businesses in the City of Melton continue to prosper as the region’s consumer base expands.

The City of Melton has been experiencing years of rapid economic growth. As one of the Top 25 fastest growing economies in Australia, Melton came in at number 12 in the 2024 State of the Regions report published by Economy .id (informed decisions).