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  • Reminder to protect  paddock trees during burns

    Reminder to protect paddock trees during burns

    The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) is asking landowners, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, to protect paddock trees when burning stubble…

  • Fish stocks hit record

    Fish stocks hit record

    The state government has hit a high-water mark with 10 million fish stocked this year through its stocking program for recreational fishers, including those in…

  • Summer read record

    Summer read record

    More than 16,000 children and young people across Victoria, including Hume and Whittlesea, have set a new reading record in this year’s Big Summer Read.…

  • Protecting Aboriginal heritage across Victoria

    Protecting Aboriginal heritage across Victoria

    The state government is inviting Victorian Traditional Owners to apply for positions on the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council and play a key role protecting Aboriginal…

  • Nominations for Victorian Rural Health Awards open

    Nominations for Victorian Rural Health Awards open

    Nominations for the 2024 Victorian Rural Health Awards are now open. The state government said there are many medical practitioners, nurses, allied health workers, Aboriginal…

  • Stroke signs awareness

    Stroke signs awareness

    Stroke Foundation is urging Aussies, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, to think ‘Arms in April’ in a bid to raise awareness of the least…

  • A lifetime of Ambulance Victoria’s history on display

    A lifetime of Ambulance Victoria’s history on display

    The Ambulance Victoria Chas Martin OAM Museum will throw open its doors on Sunday, April 16, for a special Open Day, inviting all Victorians including…

  • Emergency services training exercise

    Emergency services training exercise

    CFA led a multi-agency exercise to test and strengthen how emergency services respond to mass casualty incidents similar to the 2023 Eynesbury bus incident. The…

  • Shortages stifle station

    Shortages stifle station

    The opening of a new ambulance station in Craigieburn isn’t something to celebrate say paramedics. The new Yuroke Ambulance Station was opened on March 18…

  • Plan your Anzac Day in Hume

    Plan your Anzac Day in Hume

    This Anzac Day, the Craigieburn War Memorial and Remembrance Committee (CWMRC) will host two services and the community is invited to attend. At The Craigieburn…

  • New emus at La Trobe

    New emus at La Trobe

    La Trobe University has a new feather in its cap, with the introduction of three emus to its wildlife sanctuary in Bundoora. The emus were…

  • Local stars in global production

    Local stars in global production

    Bundoora’s own Dom Hennequin is one of the stars of a global play about to make its Australian debut. Based on the novel The Man…

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