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  • Mental health hub a step closer

    Mental health hub a step closer

    A 30-bed acute mental health facility is expected to open in Epping in 2023 as part a state government plan to fix Victoria’s mental health…

  • Making a good first impression

    Making a good first impression

    Streetscape upgrades are helping to breathe new life into some of Whittlesea’s most popular shopping precincts, according to council and local businesses. Whittlesea council is…

  • Program is raising hope

    Program is raising hope

    Epping’s Sarah Morris is passionate about ensuring care leavers have access to higher education. Once a ward of the state, Ms Morris is now an…

  • Buses replacing trains on Craigieburn line

    Buses replacing trains on Craigieburn line

    Buses will replace trains on the Craigieburn line for the next nine days as part of the Glenroy level crossing removal. Trains will be replaced…

  • Cats rescued from garage fire

    Cats rescued from garage fire

    Two cats were rescued from a Westmeadows house following a garage fire yesterday. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) crews were called to the Kenny Street house…

  • Man facing 40 charges following Kalkallo alleged stabbing

    Man facing 40 charges following Kalkallo alleged stabbing

    A 27-year-old man faces more than 40 charges including attempted murder, attempted aggravated burglary and aggravated car jacking after an incident which left a 26-year-old…

  • Charity house auction sets new record

    Charity house auction sets new record

    The Good Friday Appeal charity house has sold for a record $903,000. The house in Wollert’s Rathdowne estate sold at a public auction on Friday.…

  • Tullamarine man arrested

    Tullamarine man arrested

    A Tullamarine man has been charged with drug trafficking offences as part of an ongoing investigation into an alleged Melbourne drug trafficking syndicate. Police, with…

  • Residents fined for ‘rubbish mountain’

    Residents fined for ‘rubbish mountain’

    Forty cubic metres of waste have been removed from a site in Craigieburn, with Hume council set to fine 17 people over the “unsightly” rubbish…

  • Council in a fine mess

    Council in a fine mess

    Thousands of parking fines issued by Hume council could potentially be refunded after the Victorian Ombudsman found the council may have acted illegally by outsourcing…

  • Hoons ’risking’ kids’ safety

    Hoons ’risking’ kids’ safety

    Two Craigieburn sports clubs are concerned about the safety of their junior players following an increase in hoon activity at sporting reserves. The presidents of…

  • Gateway to new opportunities

    Gateway to new opportunities

    Some of Hume’s most disadvantaged students will receive help to turn their lives around, with a new program offering them the chance to gain qualifications…

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