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Fireys all aglow for Craigieburn Festival torchlight parade

Craigieburn CFA senior station officer Peter Spicer and his team have polished the station’s brass torches and pressed their uniforms for Craigieburn Festival’s annual...

South Morang: Traffic frustration drives road petition

A petition to add another lane to Lakes Boulevard in South Morang has gained more than 500 signatures in less than 24 hours. South Morang...

Whittlesea, Hume residents get ready for Clean Up Australia Day

Clean Up Australia Day celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Since the first event was held in 1990, Australians have donated almost 30 million hours...

Whittlesea, Hume residents get ready for Clean Up Australia Day

Clean Up Australia Day celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Since the first event was held in 1990, Australians have donated almost 30 million hours...

Whittlesea, Hume residents get ready for Clean Up Australia Day

Clean Up Australia Day celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Since the first event was held in 1990, Australians have donated almost 30 million hours...

Campbellfield shooting: Man killed outside factory

UPDATE: A man has been shot dead outside a factory in Campbellfield, with a search now under way for the shooter. The victim's body was found...

Campbellfield shooting: Man killed outside factory

UPDATE: A man has been shot dead outside a factory in Campbellfield, with a search now under way for the shooter. The victim's body was found...

Thomastown: Multiple car crash closes Metropolitan Ring Road

Motorists have been warned of lengthy traffic delays on the Metropolitan Ring Road in Thomastown after a multi-vehicle crash. Initial information suggests two sedans and...

New vote on Sunbury secession moves closer

A union at the centre of a fight against the Sunbury secession project is confident the Andrews state government will grant its request for...

Thomastown traders call for booze ban on High Street

Thomastown Traders Association has called on Whittlesea council to make the High Street shopping precinct an alcohol-free zone. Association president Michael Rossi has written to...

Bundoora man charged with stabbing his father to death

UPDATE: A Bundoora man has been charged with stabbing his father to death. Roger Kozarov, 38, was charged with the murder of his father Jovan Kozarov,...

Hume home owners hit hard by loan stress

Hume home owners are struggling to make their mortgage repayments, a global ratings agency has found. The latest Fitch Ratings Mortgage Delinquency Report reported Hume...

Broadmeadows: Gateway to a different education opens

An alternative for teens who struggle in mainstream schooling has opened in Broadmeadows. A new school will operate under the auspices of Roxburgh College, offering...

Craigieburn: Amber for new traffic lights

New traffic lights at one of Craigieburn’s most notorious intersections will be delayed. A Hume council spokeswoman said the council awarded a contract for installing...

Ivanhoe Grammar celebrates century of ‘best days’

Ivanhoe Grammar students skipped and played hopscotch, marbles, card games and quoits last Thursday to celebrate the school’s 100th anniversary. On February 9, 1915, the...

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