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  • Neighbourhood house a home

    Neighbourhood house a home

    Thomastown Neighbourhood House (TNH) celebrated Neighbourhood House Week with special celebrations throughout the week of May 13 to May 17. The theme of this year’s…

  • RSPCA Victoria celebrates National Volunteer Week

    RSPCA Victoria celebrates National Volunteer Week

    RSPCA Victoria is celebrating its force of incredible volunteers this National Volunteer Week running from May 20-26, recognising the essential role their ‘vollies’ have in…

  • Supporting more Victorians with financial counselling

    Supporting more Victorians with financial counselling

    The state government is supporting thousands of Victorians doing it tough, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, through free access to financial counselling services. Consumer…

  • Protecting the legacy of Victorian veterans

    Protecting the legacy of Victorian veterans

    The legacy of Victoria’s veterans will be kept alive for future generations as the state government’s works to maintain memorials and upgrade community buildings right…

  • Defibrillators ready to save lives

    Defibrillators ready to save lives

    Victorians, including those from Hume and Whittlesea, now have access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at every staffed station across Melbourne’s train network. The state…

  • Aussies urged to roll up their sleeves

    Aussies urged to roll up their sleeves

    With one in three people experiencing high blood pressure, Australians, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, are being urged to visit their local doctor or…

  • Tailgating top rage behaviour

    Tailgating top rage behaviour

    RACV is reminding Victorian motorists to refrain from, and remain aware of dangerous road behaviours, following a poll asking Victorians, including those from Hume and…

  • Glass half full budget: business

    Glass half full budget: business

    The federal budget has received qualified support from the Victorian business community. Responding to the 2024-25 budget handed down by federal treasurer Jim Chalmers on…

  • Dementia funding welcomed

    Dementia funding welcomed

    Dementia Australia have welcomed the $2.2 billion investment in aged care reforms and dementia specific initiatives announced in Tuesday night’s federal budget. Dementia Australia executive…

  • Junior landcare and biodiversity grants open

    Junior landcare and biodiversity grants open

    The Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grants are now open, with $450,000 available for projects that involve young people actively caring for the state’s biodiversity…

  • Dietitian’s simple lunchbox advice

    Dietitian’s simple lunchbox advice

    Making school lunchboxes is a task loathed by many parents. Deciding what food to send a child to school with can also be confusing. There’s…

  • Tobacco store fire arrest

    Tobacco store fire arrest

    Detectives from Taskforce Lunar have arrested a man and seized an imitation firearm as part of their investigation into a fire at a business in…

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