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Cause of Mill Park house fire unknown
The cause of a house fire in Mill Park on Tuesday night remains under investigation. Firefighters arrived on the scene about 8.30pm on Tuesday, September…
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Pawsome doggie dress-up
Pup Scarling is taking part in a pawsome doggie dress-up this month to help raise money for children in need. The Craigieburn canine and her…
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Vax chat for Whittlesea residents
Whittlesea residents can learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines and have their questions answered during a free online community session tonight. Whittlesea council is hosting…
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Over 200 new COVID-19 cases in Hume
Forty per cent of the new COVID-19 cases recorded over the past 24 hours were in Hume, as vaccination uptake increased in the municipality. Chief…
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Craigieburn mates share in $1 million
A group of Craigieburn friends are celebrating a $1 million lottery win, and said persistence was the key to their success. One of the winning…
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A message of kindness
One thousand handmade hearts are hanging from a tree outside Thomastown Library as a symbol of the community’s kindness. The hearts have been created by…
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Fears pizza shop won’t survive
The operator of an Epping pizza shop is worried his business won’t survive a lengthy shut down, after a fire at a neighbouring milk bar…
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Lessons in life during a pandemic
Star Weekly asked year 12 students from Hume Anglican Grammar what it has been like to do their VCE studies while in a global pandemic.…
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Police investigate alleged Lalor stabbing
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a stabbing in Lalor yesterday. Officers have been told a 22-year-old man was taking out rubbish about 12.50am when…
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Petition protests housing plan
Close to 1000 people have signed an online petition calling for Whittlesea council to abandon plans to lease vacant land in Wollert to a community…
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Community grants open
Community groups are being encouraged to apply for the next round of the Dyson Community Grants. The grants program, funded by the Dyson Group of…
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North records more than 300 new COVID cases
More than 60 per cent of COVID-19 cases recorded in the past 24 hours in Victoria reside in the northern suburbs. COVID-19 response commander Jeroen…
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