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  • Council sets emissions goal

    Council sets emissions goal

    Whittlesea council is aiming to be a zero net emissions organisation by 2022. The council’s goal is to become a leader in clean and sustainable…

  • House fire in Broadmeadows

    House fire in Broadmeadows

    Police will investigate a house fire that occurred on Tuesday morning in Broadmeadows. Firefighters were called to the Ripplebrooke Drive property just after 7am, and…

  • Upfield line reopened

    Upfield line reopened

    Trains have resumed on the Upfield train line two weeks early after level crossing removal works finished ahead of schedule. Buses have run on the…

  • Virus cases hit five-month low

    Virus cases hit five-month low

    Active COVID-19 cases in Hume have fallen to their lowest level in five months. Having peaked at 590 active cases on August 8, there were…

  • Blueprint for jobs creation

    Blueprint for jobs creation

    Job-generating projects and transport infrastructure are needed to help Melbourne’s north recover from the impacts of COVID-19, according to a new report. The latest Northern…

  • Put your poppies out

    Put your poppies out

    Craigieburn War Memorial and Remembrance Committee is wanting the local community to get behind Remembrance Day by putting poppies out to mark the day With…

  • Surf’s up once again

    Surf’s up once again

    Surfers are making the most of the waves at URBNSURF in Tullamarine. The centre reopened late last month after having been shut for six months…

  • House prices rebound

    House prices rebound

    House prices rebounded in the September quarter in Hume and Whittlesea, according to the latest Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) data. While median house…

  • La Trobe scientist recognised

    La Trobe scientist recognised

    La Trobe University Professor Ani Desai has been named as a Victorian Young Tall Poppy for 2020 by the Australian Institute of Policy and Science.…

  • A stranger’s kindness helps Woronka family

    A stranger’s kindness helps Woronka family

    Travis McCarty is walking 100 kilometres over 24 hours to help a family he doesn’t know. The father of four was so struck by a…

  • Lakes topped up with trout

    Lakes topped up with trout

    Keen fishers will find more fish in their lakes with the state government last week stocking a number of lakes with more ‘stonker’ rainbow trout.…

  • Transport tops council wish lists

    Transport tops council wish lists

    Transport infrastructure and services are top of Whittlesea and Hume councils’ state budget wish list. The budget, which will be held on November 24, was…

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