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Abandoned pet numbers rise
As the cost of living crisis continues to worsen, helpless cats and dogs are bearing the brunt of financial troubles, as parents are left to…
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Campbellfield house on fire
A Campbellfield house was alight at 10.30am on Tuesday. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) crews arrived to find the premises fully involved. A total of 30…
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Home care service boost
Older residents in Whittlesea are set to benefit from an expansion of Ageing Well Program services to include Home Care Packages (HCP). In March, council…
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Belgravia to manage leisure centres
Whittlesea council has appointed Belgravia Leisure as the facility managers for Council’s swim and recreation centres Mill Park Leisure, Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre and…
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Reckless drivers tarnish long weekend
As Victorians across the state commemorated the Anzacs, Victoria Police detected 53 traffic offences across Hume and Whittlesea as part of Operation Tribute. The four…
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Planting the future
Students from seven schools across Victoria and Tasmania united at La Trobe University in Bundoora on Friday, April 26 for their Plants for Space immersion…
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Do it all at the shed
The Craigieburn Mens Shed is urging everyone to come in and see what they’re all about, breaking down stigmas one meal cooked or plant planted…
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Containers surpass two million mark
Green Collect has surpassed two million drink containers returned to their Container Deposit Scheme depots in Melbourne’s north. Green Collect is a certified social enterprise…
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Protecting biodiversity in the energy transition
The state government will develop a new suite of tools and guidelines to ensure native wildlife are not harmed by renewable energy projects. By July…
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Pelvic pain education and new period products in schools
The state government is offering young people across Victorian government schools’, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, free pelvic pain and menstrual health education from…
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Call to protect roadside workers
The South Australian government has introduced legislation to parliament that, if passed, will reduce the speed limit when drivers pass all roadside breakdown and recovery…
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Busting the myths of speeding
Police will be dispelling some of the most common myths about speeding as they engage with drivers over the Anzac Day weekend. The effort comes…
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