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‘King Jack’ simply gets on with it
The man known by some Sunbury residents as King Jack remains as enthusiastic and enterprising as ever as he continues to recover from a major…
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Third toxic dump for the north?
A site near Melbourne Airport has been earmarked as a likely dumping ground for soil that may contain contaminants, which were excavated for the Melbourne…
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Business plan put on ice
A pair of entrepreneurial business partners have opened a cold storage facility opposite the soon-to-be opened wholesale market in Epping. Industry Minister Lily D’Ambrosio heaped…
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Asbestos not being covered at Bulla tip
Community outrage and a televised expose have led Victoria’s Environment Protection Authority to audit operations at the Bulla Tip and Quarry, prompting the authority to…
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New job opportunities for South Morang
More than 500 new jobs will be created in South Morang once a new commercial development is completed within the next five years. Construction is…
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Manufacturing workers thrown lifeline
La Trobe University is offering retrenched manufacturing workers a jobs lifeline. The university has tailored a 17-week free program for staff made redundant by Ford,…
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Snow job done on sewerage system
It looked like snow and it’s definitely been chilly north of the CBD, but Wallan is not a place known for such events. To the…
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Hume CFA in for an upgrade
It’s out with the old and in with the new at the Hume CFA’s base in Yuroke. State government funding will allow the fire brigade…
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Mickleham Kilmore bushfire recovery review
The mop-up after the February 2014 Mickleham/Kilmore bushfires that raced across Melbourne’s north is being brought into sharp focus. Victoria’s inspector general for emergency management,…
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St Monica’s girls catch footy fever
Women’s increasing influential role in AFL is catching on at the grassroots level. Since St Monica’s College began offering football for girls two years ago,…
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Design a scarf for new Scout group
Scouts have been wearing scarves loosely knotted around their necks since 1911. To keep with tradition, the newly formed Epping North Scout Group wants to…
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Whittlesea and Hume growth to outpace Geelong
The populations of Whittlesea and Hume will each mirror that of Geelong come 2031, the state government’s latest population report forecasts. The Victoria in Future…
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