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  • Easter activities abound at Craigieburn Central

    Easter activities abound at Craigieburn Central

    Craigieburn Central is treating kids to Easter holiday fun with a variety of workshops and activities, running until Friday, April 16. A nine hole mini…

  • New beginnings for Epping

    New beginnings for Epping

    One hundred and fifty social housing properties and a 126-bed private hospital will form the first stage of the $2 billion ‘New Epping’ development. The…

  • Off-street racing plan

    Off-street racing plan

    The mayor of one north-western suburbs council has floated the idea of creating a place for legal street racing amid concerns hoon activity is on…

  • Harmony in art

    Harmony in art

    A mural celebrating community and the environment is adding a splash of colour to a Dallas street. The Hume council-funded mural was painted on a…

  • New clinic for twin care

    New clinic for twin care

    An antenatal clinic dedicated to caring for twin pregnancies has launched at Northern Hospital. The clinic aims to provide individualised care to make the journey…

  • A world of art

    A world of art

    An art show is helping to brighten the walls at Arcare Waterview in Craigieburn. The aged care centre will hold the exhibition from April 13-15…

  • Historic win for Yan Yean

    Historic win for Yan Yean

    Two ancient river red gums and the old Doreen General Store and Post Office on Doctors Gully Road will be protected following changes to the…

  • Local landscapes inspire

    Local landscapes inspire

    A new public art installation in South Morang has brought the outdoors indoors. Curated by Whittlesea council staff, the interactive installation, Listening to the Land,…

  • HomeBuilder hitting the mark

    HomeBuilder hitting the mark

    More than 2500 applications for the federal government’s HomeBuilder scheme have been lodged in Hume and Whittlesea since June last year. The federal government announced…

  • Animal hospital needs help to grow

    Animal hospital needs help to grow

    Not-for-profit animal hospital Lort Smith is hoping to raise $20 million to help fund a new hospital in Campbellfield and revamp its North Melbourne site.…

  • Credit complaints remain high

    Credit complaints remain high

    More than 1000 Hume residents have lodged complaints about consumer loans, credit cards and housing finance across a period of more than two years. Consumer…

  • Probing questions

    Probing questions

    Hoon driving, burglaries and the “tired“ Whittlesea police station were top of the agenda at a recent Combined Probus Club of Whittlesea meeting. Whittlesea station…

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