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  • Have your say on one of Melbourne’s biggest conservation parks

    Have your say on one of Melbourne’s biggest conservation parks

    People living in Melbourne’s north are being encouraged to have their say on the plans for one of the city’s biggest conservation parks stretching from…

  • Probus life membership for ‘Queen Bee’

    Probus life membership for ‘Queen Bee’

    The Combined Probus Club of Whittlesea’s longest-serving committee member has been elevated to life member of the club. Mary Wood was made a life member…

  • Residents asked to share hooning concerns

    Residents asked to share hooning concerns

    Whittlesea residents concerned about hoon drivers in the municipality are invited to attend a Hooning Community Reference Group. Established by the state government, the group…

  • Plea to help find the missing

    Plea to help find the missing

    Police received more than 53,000 missing persons reports last year, and while the majority of people are often found, there are some families and friends…

  • Vaccines available in Broadmeadows

    Vaccines available in Broadmeadows

    Hume residents aged five and over can get their COVID-19 vaccine at the Hume Global Learning Centre. Vaccines are offered at Broadmeadows centre every Wednesday…

  • Demand for arborists in Whittlesea

    Demand for arborists in Whittlesea

    Whittlesea’s arborists showcased their tree caring skills during a National Tree Day planting event in Wollert late last month. The arborists, employed by Citywide, took…

  • Free tax help in Broadmeadows, Greenvale

    Free tax help in Broadmeadows, Greenvale

    Hume residents who earned less than $60,000 last financial year can access free tax help to complete and lodge their 2021-22 tax return, Hume council…

  • Aged care residents get crafty

    Aged care residents get crafty

    Residents of a Mill Park aged care centre celebrated the opening of their art and craft exhibition recently. Family and friends of Bethel Aged Care’s…

  • Costing ‘doesn’t make sense’: Cr

    Costing ‘doesn’t make sense’: Cr

    Hume council expected more bang for the state government’s buck in the Mickleham Road upgrade, believing that for $213 million the road should be duplicated…

  • Call to vaccinate cats

    Call to vaccinate cats

    RSPCA Victoria and Lort Smith Animal Hospital are encouraging cat owners to vaccinate their felines regularly in a bid to curb a recent spike in…

  • Plantings help cool creek

    Plantings help cool creek

    One hundred and twenty red gum and sheoak trees and 1700 native shrubs and grasses were recently planted along a 1.2 kilometre stretch of the…

  • Employment support for youth leaving the justice system

    Employment support for youth leaving the justice system

    Young people exiting the justice system, including those in Whittlesea and Hume will be better supported through a new jobs initiative to help them have…

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