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  • Mernda’s Repair Cafe wins sustainability award

    Mernda’s Repair Cafe wins sustainability award

    Mernda’s repair cafe has been recognised with a top award from Neighbourhood Houses Victoria. The Mernda Community House won the Climate Action award for their…

  • $900 million plasma facility to open in Broadmeadows

    $900 million plasma facility to open in Broadmeadows

    A $900 million plasma facility will open in Broadmeadows to meet the demand of lifesaving plasma-based therapies for patients both locally and globally. The investment…

  • Three arrested following Broadmeadows pursuit

    Three arrested following Broadmeadows pursuit

    Police arrested three people following a pursuit in Broadmeadows and surrounding suburbs on Thursday morning. A 29-year-old female driver and two passengers were arrested at…

  • Elective surgeries drop to a 10-year low

    Elective surgeries drop to a 10-year low

    The number of elective surgeries performed across Australia has plummeted to a 10-year low due to COVID disruptions. New data released by the Australian Institute…

  • Meadow Heights boy charged

    Meadow Heights boy charged

    Police have arrested eight young people in relation to a series of alleged aggravated home invasions over the past few days. Police observed two stolen…

  • Local doctor goes abroad

    Local doctor goes abroad

    Northern Health’s anaesthetist, Dr Moira Rush is training the future doctors of Fiji to deliver Essential Pain Management (EPM). EPM is a system for managing…

  • Stolen Generation Marker opens in Hume

    Stolen Generation Marker opens in Hume

    Hume has launched its first Stolen Generation Marker to pay tribute to children who were forcibly removed from their families and communities. The development of…

  • Pupils rise up to save Edgars Creek

    Pupils rise up to save Edgars Creek

    Thomastown Primary School pupils have written a letter to Whittlesea council expressing their concern about the condition of Edgars Creek. Mya was one of the…

  • Cricket club calls on council to revamp the pavilion

    Cricket club calls on council to revamp the pavilion

    The Gladstone Park Cricket Club is urging Hume council to upgrade the pavilion at the Jack Ginifer Reserve to meet the club’s needs. Gladstone Park…

  • Busting a move at the Hume Young Leaders Award

    Busting a move at the Hume Young Leaders Award

    Alyssa Barbara’s moves have secured her the title of Hume’s Young Creative Leader. The 17-year-old Craigieburn local has been dancing for three years and has…

  • Youth of Whittlesea need more safe spaces

    Youth of Whittlesea need more safe spaces

    Young people in Whittlesea are petitioning the state government to invest in additional youth spaces in the municipality. Currently the City of Whittlesea has one…

  • Road rage in Tullamarine

    Road rage in Tullamarine

    Broadmeadows police are calling on the public for assistance after a road rage incident in Tullamarine. The incident occurred on Melrose Drive at 8am on…

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