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  • Fatal collision in Thomastown

    Fatal collision in Thomastown

    A woman has died following a fatal collision in Thomastown on Sunday morning. Emergency Services responded to a call to Mahoneys Road about 1.10am after…

  • New power bonus available

    New power bonus available

    Hume and Whittlesea households can now apply for more assistance to combat the cost of living pressures, with the fourth round of the state government’s…

  • Five years strong for women’s support service

    Five years strong for women’s support service

    The state government has celebrated a milestone in providing a free and confidential statewide service available to all Victorian women, providing information on contraception, pregnancy…

  • Zoo welcomes rhino calf

    Zoo welcomes rhino calf

    Werribee Open Range Zoo is celebrating the arrival of a Southern white rhino calf – the first calf of this threatened species to born at…

  • Victoria Police host CommSafe forum in Whittlesea

    Victoria Police host CommSafe forum in Whittlesea

    Victoria Police invited residents from the Whittlesea community to attend the CommSafe Forum on Thursday, March 23. The forum was run by a Victoria Police…

  • Building a better future after prison

    Building a better future after prison

    State government is helping to break the cycle of reoffending by offering construction training to prisoners to help them secure a job after release. The…

  • Free glasses for primary pupils

    Free glasses for primary pupils

    State government has surpassed a major milestone in its free Glasses for Kids program. The program has provided free prescription glasses to more than 5000…

  • Support for young workers

    Support for young workers

    New research released March 22, from headspace’s National Youth Mental Health Foundation has shown just one in two young people feel confident when it comes…

  • New noise guidelines in place

    New noise guidelines in place

    Victoria’s Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has a new guide designed to help separate reasonable noise from excessive sound levels. EPA’s new Entertainment Venue and Outdoor…

  • Jump starting sports journeys

    Jump starting sports journeys

    VicHealth is delivering new programs to community groups and organisations across Victoria, including those in Hume and Whittlesea, providing young children with a jump start…

  • Learning in harmony

    Learning in harmony

    Students from Melbourne Polytechnic ran workshops at the Harmony Week Festival in a celebration of culture and diversity. Jithmi Rathnayake is a student studying English…

  • Multiple Birth Awareness Week

    Multiple Birth Awareness Week

    This week from Sunday March 19 to Sunday the 26th is Multiple Birth Awareness Week (MBAW). MBAW is a national campaign to raise awareness around,…

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