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Joining force for Cloverton
Hume, Whittlesea and Mitchell councils will join forces to discuss the Cloverton Metropolitan Activity Centre (MAC), which has been positioned as the “future capital of…
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Roxburgh Park childcare operator jailed
Roxburgh Park man Samer Ahmed, was sentenced to at least eight months jail after being found guilty of of seven charges of obtaining financial advantage…
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Poverty rate ‘alarming’
One in three children are living in poverty across a number of Hume suburbs according to a new report. The Victorian Council of Social Service…
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Community opposes post office closure
The Broadmeadows Progress Association is among those calling for the decision to close the Glenroy Post Office to be reversed. Close to 45 people witnessed…
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50 years on the job
A Hume council worker has clocked 50 years on the job, and was acknowledged with a celebration by his employers at the recent council meeting.…
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Husband to spend at least 17 years behind bars for wife’s murder
An abusive husband who strangled his estranged wife and then hid her body in a basement will spend at least 17 years behind bars. Zoran…
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Bucket man pitch invader jailed for A-League incursion
A pitch invader who threw a bucket into the face of an A-League goalkeeper during the “darkest day” for Australian football has walked from court…
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Road safety funding flows
Hume and Whittlesea councils will share in more than $1 million in federal government funding to tackle road black spots. The funding will enable the…
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St Monica’s celebrates
St Monica’s College students celebrated the school community and Saint Monica as part of the annual St Monica’s Week. The celebrations, which ran from Monday,…
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Art exhibition launches
The Webs We Weave is the theme of this year’s City of Whittlesea’s Annual Art Exhibition The theme encourages artists to use webs as a…
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Kalkallo intersection to close
A key intersection in Kalkallo will close for two weeks as part of works to build a new left turn lane onto the Hume Freeway.…
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New interpretation leads council to withdraw Cr Dance appeal
A new interpretation of what constitutes serious misconduct by a councillor prompted Hume council to withdraw its Supreme Court appeal against the Victorian Civil and…
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