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  • Bleeding for a cause

    Bleeding for a cause

    Ambulance Victoria is going beyond the call of duty this winter – not just on the roads, but in the donor chair. The life-saving organisation…

  • Dumping fines “too low to care”

    Dumping fines “too low to care”

    Hume council is calling for higher penalties for illegal dumpers. At the June 10 council meeting, Cr Naim Kurt successfully put forward a notice of…

  • Hume students awarded $1000 boost to support learning

    Hume students awarded $1000 boost to support learning

    Twenty-eight Hume students are set to receive $1000 scholarships to support their education, under a council-backed program designed to recognise consistent effort and academic growth.…

  • Butler to teach tracing lost histories

    Butler to teach tracing lost histories

    Those with a love of history, and especially the researching and writing of it, are in for a treat on June 19 when Hobsons Bay…

  • Blood donors easier to spot

    Blood donors easier to spot

    Australia’s generous blood and plasma donors will become easier to identify with Australian Red Cross Lifeblood permanently replacing its white arm bandages with branded red…

  • Refugee Week celebration in Whittlesea

    Refugee Week celebration in Whittlesea

    Refugee stories and culture will take centre stage at a local event in South Morang next week, as part of national Refugee Week. Whittlesea will…

  • Call for library overhaul

    Call for library overhaul

    The future of Tullamarine’s undersized and under-resourced library could be set for change, as Hume councillors back a proposal to explore expanded hours, new infrastructure,…

  • Northern Hospital wait times under review

    Northern Hospital wait times under review

    Northern Health has launched a review following claims that staff at Northern Hospital have been inaccurately recording ambulance transfer times. The allegations centre on whether…

  • Hume eyes amenity blitz

    Hume eyes amenity blitz

    A city-wide clean-up is on the cards in Hume as council throws its support behind a proactive blitz on waste, graffiti and unsightly public spaces.…

  • Push to protect buffer land

    Push to protect buffer land

    A green wedge once prized for its open landscapes and environmental value is now the focus of mounting concern, with Hume councillors warning that Mickleham’s…

  • Pedestrian critically injured in Bundoora crash

    Pedestrian critically injured in Bundoora crash

    A woman has been critically injured after being struck by a car in Bundoora. Emergency services were called to Settlement Road just after 7am on…

  • St Albans home invasion

    St Albans home invasion

    Two men have been arrested following an aggravated home invasion in St Albans in the early hours of Tuesday, June 10. Police were called to…

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