Features
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My South Morang: Trevor Carroll is working to make a difference
Since moving to Victoria almost 20 years ago, Trevor Carroll has worked to make a difference to the lives of people with disabilities and promoted…
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8 things to do in Hume & Whittlesea
NAIDOC Week Learn about Aboriginal culture and decorate boomerangs with dot paintings at The Age library, 1093 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows, on Wednesday, July 6,…
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My Place: Tom Joseph
Mernda’s Tom Joseph is passionate about his local community. As president of the Mernda and District Residents Association, he’s continually advocating for better infrastructure and…
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My Hume: Mahmut Eren
Dallas resident Mahmut Eren was recently named Hume council’s resident of the month for his work on radio station 3ZZZ and in the Turkish community.…
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6 things to do in Hume/Whittlesea
Harvest swap Take your excess seedlings, vegies, fruit, herbs or cuttings along to Craigieburn Library, 75-79 Central Park Avenue, Craigieburn, on Wednesday, May 18, from…
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Worth a Look: Stories of the week
Cat found after 70km trip in rubbish skip A little girl’s faith and a chance sighting in Bacchus Marsh led to a happy reunion between…
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My Whittlesea: Merv Williamson
Dairy farmer Merv Williamson has called Whittlesea home for more than 60 years. In that time, he has watched the dairy farms turned into subdivisions,…
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8 things to in Hume/Whittlesea
Art for beginners Learn to paint landscapes, portraits, still life and a variety of subjects using water colours and acrylics during term two at Mernda…
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My Place: Edith Collins
Hume council’s February Resident of the Month, Edith Collins, a 79-year-old mother of five and now a Sunbury resident of 15 years, has been a volunteer…
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My Place: Dorothy Hodgson
Dorothy Hodgson and her first husband Geoffrey Thompson were among the first residents of Lalor. Ms Hodgson still lives in the house they moved into…
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My Place: Inspector Anthony Brown
Hume’s new Inspector Anthony Brown talks to Alexandra Laskie about joining the police force as a 19-year-old in 1987, growing up in Melbourne’s west and…
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My Place: Christine Stow
First-time author Christine Stow juggles life as Whittlesea councillor with being a full-time carer for her teenage daughter, Imyjen, who has a rare muscular disorder. She…
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