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My Place – Karol Ojczyk
Karol Ojczyk was once a part of the furniture at the Craigieburn Basketball Association, and a long term resident of Hume. He tells Star Weekly…
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Gambling costs sky high
Gambling losses are continuing to add up for Hume residents, with new data revealing almost $140 million was lost to electronic gaming machines (EGM) in…
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Anzac Day commemorated up north
In the lead up to one of Australia’s most important days of remembrance and respect, Northern Health in Bundoora held its own annual Anzac service.…
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Harold Mitchell AC to be honoured
Victorians statewide, including those in Hume and Whittlesea are being invited to recognise the remarkable life of Harold Mitchell AC at a State Memorial Service.…
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Splash Park concept comes up clear
Doreen’s Splash Park is set to begin works this year, but not in time for this summer. A concept plan has been released, showing a…
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Roll up your sleeve this winter
As the cooler months approach, now is the time for our community to roll up their sleeves and boost their immunity with the flu vaccine.…
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Providing hope for struggling youth
Whittlesea will become home to a new Hope Street First Response Youth Service centre. With one already existing in Melton and providing care for many…
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Green wedge plan ‘doesn’t cut it’
The state government has been criticised for its plan to protect Melbourne’s green wedge areas, with an expert saying it fails to respond to the…
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VR Michael Reserve upgrades a step closer
The Lalor community is being encouraged to have its say on proposed upgrades to VR Michael Reserve. Whittlesea council endorsed a draft master plan for…
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Chance for young women to shine
Whittlesea council’s Young Women’s Leadership Program is back for another term. The program, designed to provide a structured approach to enhance young women’s skills, confidence…
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Councils granted safe road funding
Both Hume and Whittlesea councils have been backed by the state government to help foster a safer experience on local roads. Hume council were the…
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Thomastown collision remains a mystery
Police are searching for witnesses of a collision in Thomastown earlier this week. It is believed a white VE SS Holden commodore, bearing stolen plates,…
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