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  • Kitchen-related house fire safety warning

    Kitchen-related house fire safety warning

    With more than 900 kitchen-related house fires recorded across Victoria in less than 12 months, the state’s fire services are delivering safety warnings during National…

  • Art explores impacts of colonialism

    Art explores impacts of colonialism

    An art exhibition examining the impacts of colonial land and water management across Victoria has opened at the Brimbank Gallery and Brimbank Projection Gallery. In…

  • Elite package but a little pricey

    Elite package but a little pricey

    Launched by Hyundai in 2017, the second-generation Kona was revealed in December, 2022. It is available with petrol, mild hybrid, hybrid and battery-electric powertrains, while…

  • Fight of the century 40 years on

    Fight of the century 40 years on

    As he prepares to celebrate the 40th anniversary of his fight of the century with Barry Michael and help him launch his biography, Lester Ellis…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Bingo at Bridgewater For over 55’s, on Tuesday, August 5, 9.30am-noon. Hosted by 3AW personality David Mann Free entry and morning tea. Great prizes. At…

  • Funding announced for childhood cancer research

    Funding announced for childhood cancer research

    Two Victorian cancer researchers will share in $2.1 million in funding to develop new treatments for the children’s cancers, including brain, bone and soft tissue…

  • Candidates make their pitch

    Candidates make their pitch

    Residents of Whittlesea’s Lalor Ward will be asked to elect a new councillor later this month. In May, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT)…

  • Teachers to the rescue

    Teachers to the rescue

    Teachers are called on to perform many roles, but being first responders at a serious accident outside their school is not usually part of the…

  • Museum treasures on show

    Museum treasures on show

    Take a deep dive into the wonders of the oceans and beaches at the fun and informative pop-up museum coming to Whittlesea for the school…

  • Milestone for sports precinct

    Milestone for sports precinct

    Construction is officially underway on the Mernda regional sports precinct’s indoor stadium and outdoor courts. Whittlesea councillor Blair Colwell and chief executive Craig Lloyd joined…

  • Help shape future of Donnybrook Road

    Help shape future of Donnybrook Road

    Residednts in Melbourne’s north are being urged to have their say as planning ramps up for major upgrades to Donnybrook Road, a key arterial that’s…

  • Epping CFA after members

    Epping CFA after members

    Epping CFA is keen to bring in reinforcements to help strengthen the local bridge as the number of calls it attends increases. The bridge is…

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