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  • Yan Yean tennis club needs new pavilion

    Yan Yean tennis club needs new pavilion

      A new pavilion for Yan Yean Tennis Club is a step closer after Whittlesea council agreed to fast-track a detailed design and ask for…

  • First home buyers head north

    First home buyers head north

    Epping and Craigieburn are among the top 10 most popular suburbs with first-home buyers, the latest Westpac data shows. The 2015 Westpac First Home Buyers…

  • Gladstone Park man in court over firearms offences

    A Gladstone Park man will face the Broadmeadows Magistrates Court on Thursday on charges of drug trafficking, firearms and weapons offences. Broadmeadows police intercepted the…

  • Broadmeadows drive-by shooting probed

    Police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Broadmeadows on Tuesday morning. A spokeswoman from Victoria Police said it is believed a number of shots were…

  • Bulla tip around for another decade

    Bulla tip around for another decade

      Bulla residents have vowed to fight a decision handed down by the state’s planning tribunal to extend the lifetime of the Bulla tip until…

  • Council defends funding refusal

    Whittlesea council has defended its decision not to fund a family violence project, citing its commitment to employ a family violence community safety officer and…

  • Violence victims suffer financial pain

    Violence victims suffer financial pain

    More than half of all victims of family violence suffer physical and economic abuse at the hands of their partners, according to a community welfare…

  • Cameron Baird’s legacy set in stone

    Cameron Baird’s legacy set in stone

    The legacy of the late Corporal Cameron Baird will live on in Hume after the council decided to name a community building in his honour.…

  • Des Malcolm’s drink drive fix

    Des Malcolm’s drink drive fix

    Accident data has identified alcohol as a factor in almost a quarter of the deaths on Victorian roads in the past five years. This harrowing…

  • Public meeting security concerns

    Public meeting security concerns

    Transition auditors reviewing Sunbury’s separation from Hume have been urged to ensure security guards are present at a public meeting later this month. The call…

  • Cyberbully expert to visit

    Cyberbully expert to visit

    The internet is providing bullies with a vast platform to harass their prey – it’s bullying that can happen anywhere and at any time. Next…

  • Jack Ogilvie in hospital after having stroke

    Jack Ogilvie in hospital after having stroke

    Long-time Hume councillor Jack Ogilvie is in hospital after having a stroke early Monday. Star Weekly has been told the Sunbury-based councillor was helping organise…

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