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  • Northern Health occupation therapist recognised

    Northern Health occupation therapist recognised

    A Northern Health occupational therapist has been recognised as the Indigenous Allied Health Professional of the Year at the annual National Indigenous Allied Health Awards.…

  • From disengaged youth to thriving graduate

    From disengaged youth to thriving graduate

    Hannah Gandy has transformed from a teenager who was disengaged at school, to a double degree university graduate. This week, Hannah graduated with a bachelor…

  • New Broadmeadows TAFE centre open

    New Broadmeadows TAFE centre open

    Plumbing training will be offered for the first time in Broadmeadows at the new Kangan TAFE Trades and Skills Centre. The $6.8 million centre was…

  • La Trobe to back pay staff $3.5 million

    La Trobe to back pay staff $3.5 million

    La Trobe University will back pay thousands of employees more than $3.5 million following a campaign by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU). A statement…

  • Disruptions on M80 this weekend

    Disruptions on M80 this weekend

    There will be disruptions to traffic on the M80 Ring Road Altona-bound this weekend. The Sydney Road exit ramp on the M80 Altona-bound will be…

  • New reserve protects endangered species

    New reserve protects endangered species

    A new conservation reserve has been established in Mickleham this week, aimed at protecting critically endangered plants and animals. The Banda Bail Reserve was officially…

  • Have you seen Ayla?

    Have you seen Ayla?

    Police are appealing for help finding missing teen, Ayla. The 13-year-old was last seen at a home in Treestone Walk, Westmeadows on Wednesday, December 15…

  • Storytime with Santa in Hume

    Storytime with Santa in Hume

    Santa will visit the Broadmeadows library, Sunbury library and Craigieburn library to read a Christmas story to the children of Hume. He will be at…

  • Funding for school refurbishment works

    Funding for school refurbishment works

    Roxburgh Park Primary School and Whittlesea Primary School will receive funding for minor capital works from the state government. Sixty-three Victorian schools have been allocated…

  • Fire danger period announced for Hume, Whittlesea

    Fire danger period announced for Hume, Whittlesea

    The Fire Danger Period (FDP) is set to begin across the Country Fire Authority (CFA) district that includes Hume and Whittlesea. According to the CFA,…

  • More COVID-19 freedoms for the holidays

    More COVID-19 freedoms for the holidays

    Hume and Whittlesea residents will be able to enjoy more freedoms this holiday season, with updated COVID-19 restrictions coming into effect Wednesday night. Health Minister…

  • Enjoy a day out among the vines

    Enjoy a day out among the vines

    Wineries across Melbourne’s west are welcoming back visitors after multiple lengthy COVID-19 lockdowns. Michaela Meade spoke to local winemakers about how it felt to throw…

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