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Wollert man to be questioned in drug syndicate probe
A 46-year old Wollert man is expected to be interviewed as part of an international drug trafficking investigation that Victoria Police said has resulted in…
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Williamstown cold case mystery
Thirty-two years ago, 79-year-old Leah Buck was attacked and robbed in Williamstown in broad daylight. The severe injuries she sustained would result in her death…
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Help shape Broadmeadows’ future
Hume Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of Broadmeadows by sharing ideas for its precinct development plan, Project Broadmeadows. Council is…
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Hanson Road works begin
The Hanson Road reconstruction has begun between Creekwood Drive and Malcolm Creek Parade in Craigieburn. Hume council is upgrading the existing roundabout at Malcolm Creek…
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Whittlesea community festival returns
Whittlesea’s community festival is returning on Sunday 15 March as a full day of free, family-friendly entertainment. Whittlesea mayor Lawrie Cox said it will be…
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Council strengthens grants processes
Whittlesea council has adopted a new grants policy that aims to remove fraud risks by removing councillors from grant assessments processes. Councillor Blair Colwell endorsed…
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AI brings Wollert history to life
A new exhibition at a Wollert retirement village uses artificial intelligence (AI) to bring the region’s history to life. A Journey Through Time – The…
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Aussie kids salt risk
Research from Deakin University has suggested most Australian children are at risk of developing high blood pressure at a younger age due to eating too…
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Library launches welcome packs for children
Yarra Plenty Regional Library (YPRL) has launched free welcome packs and a prize competition to encourage young readers to join their local library. Every child…
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Residents call for rates cap
Seventeen residents have signed a petition calling on Whittlesea council to consider capping rates at $1400. The petition was noted by council during its 17…
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Business award nominations open
Nominations are open for the annual Whittlesea business awards which recognise innovative, sustainable, diverse and community-driven businesses. The awards aim to support local entrepreneurs, innovators…
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New chapter for festival
Lovers of literature rejoice! The Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival is returning next month for its biggest event to date. Thirty-four events will run over…
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