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Farewell ‘King Jack’
Former Hume mayor and Sunbury icon Jack Ogilvie is being remembered as a selfless man who wanted to make the Sunbury community the best it…
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Massage parlous burglaries investigated
Police are investigating three aggravated burglaries and an armed robbery at separate massage parlours, including one in Thomastown, from August to October. It is believed…
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Illicit tobacco seized in Craigieburn
A Craigieburn man has been arrested after police seized almost 200,000 illicit cigarettes and 255kilograms of looseleaf tobacco as part of a targeted investigation into…
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Company fined for illegal waste transport
The Environmental Protection Authority has fined a company nearly $40,000 for transporting hazardous waste without permission to a number of sites across Melbourne, including in…
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Two monitors appointed to Whittlesea
Outgoing Whittlesea council administrator Peita Duncan and former Geelong council municipal monitor Jude Munro have been appointed to oversee the new Whittlesea council. As reported…
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Vale Jack Ogilvie
Tributes have started flowing for Sunbury stalwart and former Hume mayor Jack Ogilvie who died yesterday. The Sunbury resident died after a battle with oesophageal…
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Games for the young at heart
Whittlesea’s senior residents will be taking centre stage over the next month for the municipality’s Seniors’ Festival. The festivities will be launched on Tuesday, November…
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Tennis Victoria award for Bundoora Tennis Club
Bundoora Tennis Club was recognised at the recent Tennis Victoria awards night. The club was among the winners for the Tennis Victoria pennant community engagement…
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Milk bar damaged in fire in Meadow Heights
Police will investigate the circumstances surrounding an incident in Meadow Heights on Wednesday where a car was set alight after it crashed into a milk…
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Restaurant fire in Campbellfield
As suspicious fire broke out at a Campbellfield restaurant on Wednesday morning. Fire Rescue Victoria responded to reports of a building fire on the Hume…
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New licence for Hi-Quality tip
Hi-Quality will be able to accept up to 100,000 tonnes of fill material and construction waste per year after its development licence was approved by…
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Wollert recycling company fined
A Wollert recycling company has issued almost $40,000 in fines by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA). Veolia Recycling and Recovery and Veolia Environmental Services (Australia)…
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