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  • Lacing up for a good cause

    Lacing up for a good cause

    In January 2020, Lalor Running Club (LRC) committee member and coach Kirsty Branagan was diagnosed with stage three rectal cancer. During 2020, the club helped…

  • New breast care nurse

    New breast care nurse

    Epping’s Northern Health Hospital will be home to one of six new McGrath Breast Care Nurses in Victoria who will provide free care and support…

  • Man charged following Broadmeadows carjacking

    Man charged following Broadmeadows carjacking

    Police have charged a man following an alleged carjacking in Broadmeadows on Wednesday, May 3. Police have been told a 33-year-old woman was driving a…

  • A helping hamper

    A helping hamper

    Turbans 4 Australia has launched the Food Hamper Project out of their Thomastown facility to help provide essential non-perishable food hampers for those in need.…

  • Breaking basketball barriers

    Breaking basketball barriers

    The Broadmeadows Basketball Association will run a ‘No Hoopla’ basketball initiative aimed at engaging more women in Hume to get involved in sport. The program…

  • STEM students take world stage

    STEM students take world stage

    Two groups of St Monica’s College Epping Year 7 students took on the world recently as they competed in the TCS Global Innovator of the…

  • Ambulance response times improve in Whittlesea and Hume

    Ambulance response times improve in Whittlesea and Hume

    Both Whittlesea and Hume municipalities have recorded the quickest response time for urgent care in over a year according to the latest Ambulance Victoria (AV)…

  • New bus route for Mount Ridley College

    New bus route for Mount Ridley College

    A new direct public bus service will run to help make the commute to and from school easier for students from Mount Ridley College. The…

  • Renters being ‘let down’

    Renters being ‘let down’

    The rental market has been tightening across Australia, Liam McNally spoke to residents and community groups in Melbourne’s west to see how it is impacting…

  • Bring back The Barry

    Bring back The Barry

    Support is growing for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival to reinstate ‘The Barry Award’ in honour of the late Barry Humphries, with an online petition…

  • Growing tensions push council to hire security

    Growing tensions push council to hire security

    As many of Victoria’s local government councils assess growing tensions from the public, Whittlesea council has moved to hire a security guard to ensure safety…

  • Easing congestion in Kalkallo

    Easing congestion in Kalkallo

    Donnybrook Road and the Mitchell Street roundabout will receive an investment of $6 million from the state government to improve traffic flow and cater to…

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