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  • Embrace local bush beauty

    Embrace local bush beauty

    The Australian outdoors is a place full of wonder, beauty, and adventure and Whittlesea council is helping residents learn more about bush landscapes in a…

  • Sorry day commemorated

    Sorry day commemorated

    Reconciliation Week was commemorated in Whittlesea with an emotional National Sorry Day ceremony, remembering the Stolen Generations and reflecting on the strength and resilience of…

  • Collision sends three to hospital

    Collision sends three to hospital

    Three people have been taken to hospital following a motor vehicle collision at Oaklands Junction on Wednesday morning. Paramedics responded to calls about 7.05am. Advanced…

  • Do it all at the shed

    Do it all at the shed

    Members of the Craigieburn Men’s Shed is urging everyone to come in and see what they’re all about, breaking down stigmas one meal cooked or…

  • SES needs lifeline

    SES needs lifeline

    Victoria State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers have been left disappointed with the recent state budget, which delivered less money for the volunteer organisation than expected.…

  • Stand for council information sessions

    Stand for council information sessions

    In partnership with local councils, the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) is holding a series of information sessions aimed at prospective candidates and the wider…

  • Collaborating to save water

    Collaborating to save water

    Yarra Valley Water has teamed up with Whittlesea council to help save water through the Victorian Government’s WaterSmart program. Support is being offered to help…

  • Trio arrested after dangerous driving across Melbourne

    Trio arrested after dangerous driving across Melbourne

    Detectives have charged three children following an alleged high-speed incident in a stolen car through the western and northern suburbs of Melbourne this morning. An…

  • Labor could bend on airport rail

    Labor could bend on airport rail

    The long-running impasse between the Victorian government and the operators of the proposed Melbourne Airport Rail could finally be easing. The airport and state government…

  • Bike theft arrests

    Bike theft arrests

    Ten people have been charged as police continue to investigate a syndicate of alleged motorbike thieves targeting Melbourne’s CBD. The alleged series began in January…

  • Upgrades scratching the surface

    Upgrades scratching the surface

    Mill Park is gaining a FIFA-accredited synthetic surface, with the upgrade of Partridge Recreation Reserve’s grass pitch. Partridge Recreation Reserve is home to the Mill…

  • Students not standing down

    Students not standing down

    La Trobe University students are continuing to protest following a forced closure of their Gaza solidarity encampment. On Thursday, May 23, students and staff gathered…

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