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  • 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…

  • Northern Councils Alliance calls for COVID-19 recovery support

    Northern Councils Alliance calls for COVID-19 recovery support

    The Northern Councils Alliance (NCA) has called for support for Melbourne’s northern region to aid its COVID-19 recovery. The NCA includes mayors and chief executives…

  • Hume, Whittlesea businesses celebrated

    Hume, Whittlesea businesses celebrated

    Hume and Whittlesea businesses have cleaned up at the 2021 Northern Business Achievement Awards. The awards, hosted by economic development organisation NORTH Link, recognises achievements…

  • Lalor’s hidden gem, found

    Lalor’s hidden gem, found

    Rochdale Square in Lalor has undergone a transformation, with a partnership between Whittlesea council and the state government making the site a family-friendly community hub.…

  • Mernda man fined for chemical drum dumping

    Mernda man fined for chemical drum dumping

    A Mernda man has been fined $25,000 for dumping chemical drums in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, after offering to dispose of them for a…

  • Northern Health’s world-first service

    Northern Health’s world-first service

    Northern Health is offering a world-first service to aid patients of its Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) service. The Epping-based organisation’s gastroenterology department’s Inflammatory Bowel Disease…

  • New ramps open this week

    New ramps open this week

    Five of the six new ramps between the Hume Freeway and Edgars Road of the M80 Ring Road will be opened by the end of…

  • Lalor’s public space revitalisation

    Lalor’s public space revitalisation

    Lalor’s public spaces have been revamped, with new playgrounds, public amenities and pedestrian thoroughfares unveiled today. Local Government and Suburban Development Minister Shaun Leane and…

  • Storm clean up progress report

    Storm clean up progress report

    Hume council has removed over 950 trees as part of its storm clean up efforts. Many parts of the municipality were impacted by storm weather…

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