News
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Return safely to work
The state government recently announced the establishment of Return to Work Victoria, dedicated to helping injured Victorians, including those from Hume and Whittlesea, recover and…
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Drug action plan
The state government is launching a Statewide Action Plan to reduce drug harms across Victoria, including in Hume and Whittlesea. The government is responding to…
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New fire facility
Victorian volunteer firefighters, including those from Hume and Whittlesea, can now use a unique facility designed for specialised training on how to determine the origin…
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Bikies stopped and seized
A man has been charged, a vehicle seized and over $80,000 in Sheriff’s Office warrants executed following a run through Melbourne’s outer northern suburbs yesterday…
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Ammar joins elite youths
Hume’s very own Ammar Mahmoud is one of 20 young leaders making up this year’s Victorian Youth Congress (VYC). The group is composed of members…
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Funding win for regional centre
Whittlesea council has welcomed a $10 million fund from the state government to go toward the Regional Sports Precinct in Mernda. Premier Jacinta Allan announced…
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Intersection opens up
The Bridge Inn Road Upgrade has achieved a new milestone with the completion of major works at a key intersection in Doreen. The works have…
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Free lunch a big win
In collaboration with the Homestead Community and Learning Centre and DPV Health, the Northern Turkish Women’s Association has been serving up free hot lunches every…
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Residents pay respects
Residents flocked to the Craigieburn War Memorial at Anzac Park to pay respects and honour the sacrifices of over 100,000 men and women who served…
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Barney celebrates Anzac Day
Westmeadows has long been home to one of Australia’s last-standing World War II veterans. Ninety-eight-year-old Herbert (Barney) Lawrence Osborne served as a soldier throughout World…
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Soft plastic program pushing residents
Whittlesea council is calling on all residents to make a conscious effort to recycle more plastic, and is extending a helping hand. A new drop-off…
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Community Calendar
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