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  • A place for poets to perform

    A place for poets to perform

    On the second Saturday afternoon of each month, spoken word echoes through the Woodend RSL as poets, musicians, and writers present their work to an…

  • Spirit of the ANZACs in Hoppers Crossing

    Spirit of the ANZACs in Hoppers Crossing

    Morning Melodies is making a marvellous and miraculous return for those whose heart yearns for music. The ‘Spirit of the Anzacs’ by Promac Productions will…

  • Winnie Wizard and Ditzy Dizzard to go west

    Winnie Wizard and Ditzy Dizzard to go west

    Winni the Wacky Wizard is returning to the west next month and she’s bringing her friend Ditzy Dizzard along too. Winni Wizard and the Ditzy…

  • Stories of thriving Vietnamese community on display

    Stories of thriving Vietnamese community on display

    Fifty years ago, Vietnamese refugees arrived on Australian shores, bringing with them stories of resilience, determination, and hope. Today, their legacy is deeply woven into…

  • Autumn on display in Ranges gardens

    Autumn on display in Ranges gardens

    Celebrating the change of seasons, four gardens in the Macedon Ranges will be open to the public as part of the 2025 Macedon Ranges Autumn…

  • Share food for togetherness at Easter

    Share food for togetherness at Easter

    Easter is a great time to share food because it is a holiday rooted in themes of renewal, togetherness, and celebration. Across cultures and traditions,…

  • Councils wage war on waste

    Councils wage war on waste

    Hume and Whittlesea councils are waging a war on waste, with taskforces set up to tackle illegal dumping in both municipalities. In Hume, a trial…

  • Community calendar

    Community calendar

    Interfaith sports day Join the Hume Interfaith Network for a fun-filled day to celebrate harmony through sport on Saturday, April 5, from noon-3pm at Kalkallo…

  • Stage set for federal election

    Stage set for federal election

    The stage is set for the 2025 federal election, and while Melbourne’s western and northern seats have historically played a robust supporting role for the…

  • Funding a ‘Band-Aid’: Crs

    Funding a ‘Band-Aid’: Crs

    Hume councillors have labelled a $125 million upgrade to the Donnybrook Road and Mitchell Street intersection as a “Band-Aid” solution that will do little to…

  • Run or walk to fight cancer

    Run or walk to fight cancer

    Australia’s most loved national fun run and walk, the Mother’s Day Classic (MDC), is primed for another record-breaking year, with organisers announcing a renewed commitment…

  • Upfield pledge welcomed

    Upfield pledge welcomed

    A Liberal Party pledge to fund plans for the duplication and extension of the Upfield train line has been welcomed by Whittlesea council. The Liberal…

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