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  • Tensions fly high

    Tensions fly high

    Melbourne Airport is again pushing for an underground train connection, as its turbulent relationship with the state government continues. The airport has distributed a million…

  • Response times trending down

    Response times trending down

    Hume and Whittlesea municipalities have recorded improved ambulance response times for urgent care for a second consecutive quarter, according to the latest Ambulance Victoria (AV)…

  • 2025 and 2026 Kinder applications open

    2025 and 2026 Kinder applications open

    Applications for three-year-old kindergarten in 2025 and four-year-old kindergarten in 2026 in Whittlesea are now open. With 43 kindergartens in Whittlesea, including the newly opened…

  • Man charged after armed robbery

    Man charged after armed robbery

    A 42-year-old Beveridge man has been charged following an attempted armed robbery at a licensed premises in Airport West last year. The man was arrested…

  • New hospital opens doors

    New hospital opens doors

    Victoria’s newest private hospital is now open in Epping. The $145 million Northern Private Hospital has pioneered the latest digital devices for patient safety and…

  • Schools chalk up first day

    Schools chalk up first day

    Students all across Melbourne’s north returned to school last week. Among the schools welcoming students for the first time were Yubup Primary in Mickleham, and…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Hume Community Award nominee Colin Downing chats with Zoe Moffatt about living in Craigieburn and being recognised for outstanding community leadership. Tell us a bit…

  • Docherty’s doggy donation

    Docherty’s doggy donation

    Sam Docherty has chosen Mackillop Family Services as a recipient of a large donation. The Carlton co-captain was the winner of the 2023 Jim Stynes…

  • Chop it down: Residents

    Chop it down: Residents

    A group of Tullamarine residents is pushing for an oversized tree to be removed from their street. Nineteen Janus Street residents have signed a petition…

  • Chopped locks for cancer

    Chopped locks for cancer

    Rhyan Osmond has said goodbye to his much-loved mullet, donating his hair to the Kids with Cancer Foundation and raising money for the Wigs 4…

  • Providing youths with hope

    Providing youths with hope

    Young people are the hidden story of the housing crisis, according to an annual report from leading youth homelessness service Hope Street. According to the…

  • Hunters rejoice and reload

    Hunters rejoice and reload

    Duck hunting is set to stay for another season following the state government’s decision to reject parliament’s inquiry into Victoria’s recreational native bird hunting arrangements,…

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