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Illegal tint leads to bust
A vehicle in Robxburgh Park was stopped for an illegal tint, but there was more to the story. Just after 7am on Friday, January 26,…
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Regional jobs lead
Recently released Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) labour force figures show an extra 5600 jobs were created in regional Victoria in December, with the regional…
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New favourite name for Victoria
Amelia has become the most popular name for girls in Victoria, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, for the first time but there is no…
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Fruit netting causes harm
Hume and Whittlesea gardeners are being urged to ensure they’re using wildlife-friendly fruit netting when trying to protect their backyard crops, as wildlife carers and…
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Victoria’s new Cross Border Commissioner
Victoria’s next Cross Border Commissioner has been appointed to continue to advocate for locals living and working across the state’s border communities including Hume and…
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Extra care around roads and driveways
As Victorian students, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, prepare to return to school, Kidsafe Victoria is urging all road users to take extra care…
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Concerns for further tragedies ahead of the long weekend
Life Saving Victoria (LSV) has issued a grave warning to Victorians, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, to stay safe around water after four fatal…
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Honda sneaks in hybrid SUV
Honda has electrified its most popular vehicle. And who would know? One of the world’s biggest makers of internal combustion engines has been very quiet…
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Practical Tips for a Smooth Back-to-School Transition for Children with Disabilities
As the new academic year approaches, LiveBig, a prominent provider of allied health supports, has advice to ensure a successful return to the classroom. LiveBig…
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Parents urged to do a little homework before posting back-to-school photos online
The AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) is urging parents and carers, including those in Brimbank, to take privacy precautions before posting back-to-school…
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$30,000 Grant to look at impact of energy transition on older Victorians
AusNet has awarded Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria a $30,000 Vulnerability Research Grant to investigate the impact of the energy transition on customers aged…
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Youth work applauded
Greenvale resident Heather Lorraine Stringer was among the hundreds recognised in the Australia Day Honours List. Heather has been honoured as a Member of the…
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