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Landcare movement under review
A community-driven planning process is driving a review of Victoria’s landcare movement. A statement from Landcare Victoria said the review will deliver a new Landcare…
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16 Days of activism in Hume, Whittlesea
Walk against violence Homestead Community Learning Centre will host a Walk Against Family Violence on Wednesday, November 30, to raise awareness about family violence and…
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Community Calendar
Men’s AA meeting Thomastown Brotherhood in Recovery Group will host its first meeting on Friday, December 2, 7.30-9pm at Barry Road Community Activity Centre, 36…
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Musical countdown to summer
Established and emerging Australian musicians and bands will be performing at Tullamarine’s URBNSURF in the lead up to summer. The surf park’s Acoustic Music Series…
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Aged care services continue
Whittlesea council will continue to offer aged care services, despite a number of council deciding to pull out of the sector. A number of Victorian…
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Draft plan for Hume community infrastructure
With Hume’s population expected to grow to about 397,000 over the next five to 20 years, Hume council has developed a draft community infrastructure plan…
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Feedback sought on Quarry Hills plan
Whittlesea residents are being encouraged to have their say on the development of the municipality’s largest regional park. Whittlesea council has developed a draft future…
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Festive cheer in Craigieburn
The jolly man in red has made his way to Craigieburn. Santa will be making himself at home at Craigieburn Central shopping centre until Christmas…
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Plan to revitalise Gorge Road shops
Whittlesea residents can have their say on a proposal to transform the dated Gorge Road shopping precinct into a more attractive retail destination. Whittlesea council…
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Overnight closures planned for part of Craigieburn Road
A section of Craigieburn Road will be closed overnight for close to four weeks as part of duplication works. Craigieburn Road will be closed between…
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Campaign calls for healthy canteen choices
DPV Health is calling for the community to add its voice to calls for school canteens to offer more healthy food and drink options. The…
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Charity house to go under the hammer
A Greenvale home will go under the hammer next month to raise money for a children’s cancer charity. Developer Satterley and builder Porter Davis have…
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