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Melbourne Social Co granted the ability to share the love
This Moonee Ponds business has used a Council grant to offer free social media training to other local businesses doing it tough
Business, Covid-19, Fitness & Health, Local News
Keeping the community together for the long stretch
Local business owner Kara Alessio has signed up to the Moonee Valley Business Guide as she takes her classes online during restrictions.
Community news, Covid-19, Local News
These wonderful Moonee Valley volunteers are making masks for neighbours in need
Seventeen local residents have sewn 40 face coverings that will be donated to older members of our community.
Business, Covid-19, Local News
Why eating bánh mì makes you a hero (by keeping a Moonee Ponds local in a job)
Ba Sar has a local first approach – live local, buy local, hire local
Business, Community news, Covid-19, Local News
Shout out to 11 local restaurants that fed emergency service workers at the Flemington Estate
Spoiler – Laksa King was on the menu.
How to help our residents in the Flemington Housing Estate lockdown
We know our Moonee Valley community rallies together in these tough times, and we’ve had lots of questions about how to help.
Business, Covid-19, Local News
Musical Interludes: Why dancing to an empty room is good for business
When attendance rates started dropping in February, this Moonee Valley business owner realised something had to change.
Business, Covid-19, Local News
King of Clippers: finding the positives in a hairy situation
This Moonee Valley barber is seeing first hand what happens when we embrace the ‘love your local’ lifestyle.
#RallyMooneeValley – Nerida Fearnley-Gill, Moonee Valley City Council Customer Service Administration Officer
For Nerida Fearnley-Gill the biggest impact of the pandemic is going from a busy open-plan office to working from home alone.
On the front line: Moonee Ponds Acting Sergeant Jess Gaylard
Policing is a dangerous job at the best of times, and crime doesn’t stop because of a pandemic – our local officers now have to contend with the extra pressure of COVID-19.