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Free RATs to continue into term two
Students across Victoria, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, will continue to be provided free rapid antigen tests for at least the first four weeks…
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Man arrested in Epping for attempted murder
A 23-year-old man wanted in South Australia for attempted murder has been arrested in Epping. Gang Crime Squad detectives executed a search warrant at a…
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Craigieburn hoon driver charged
A 22-year-old Craigieburn man has been charged and had his luxury car seized following an illegal hoon event in Truganina last month. Police allege that…
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Whittlesea Fire Brigade to receive more breathing apparatus
Whittlesea Fire Brigade is one of 116 fire stations receiving breathing apparatus (BA) that will provide protection to firefighters whilst out on the job. Community…
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Mernda intersection reopens
The intersection at Bridge Inn Road and Sackville Street in Mernda has reopened after an upgrade to improve safety and traffic flow. Traffic lights, new…
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Butterflies at Hume libraries
Craigieburn and Broadmeadows library’s will be hosting butterfly enclosures as part of Hume’s Healthy Kids project. The event will take place on Saturday April 9…
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Extra date added for Hume clean day
Hume city council has scheduled an additional clean day for Saturday April 9 from 8am-4pm. Residents are encouraged to bring along any mattresses, tyres, couches,…
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Autumn school holidays at Hume
Hume city council has organised an array of activities these autumn school holidays for children and teens. The activities will run across a number of…
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Whittlesea Park upgrade
Whittlesea Park is set for an upgrade and residents are invited to have their say on the draft plan from mid-2022. The plan for the…
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Broadmeadows Hospital to help alleviate elective surgery backlog
Broadmeadows Hospital will run a Rapid Access Hub as part of the state government’s catch-up plan for elective surgeries post pandemic. The $1.5 billion investment…
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A year of easier renting for Victorians
It’s been a year since renters across Victoria, like those in Melbourne’s north, have lived with 130 reforms introduced by the state government to make…
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Job seekers fill hospitality shortages
Job seekers, including those living in Melbourne’s north, are being trained and recruited to fill the gaps for hospitality businesses facing staff shortages. The state…
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