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Buses replacing trains on Craigieburn line
Buses will replace Craigieburn Line trains between Essendon and Broadmeadows from 9pm, Friday, July 22 to the last service on Sunday, July 24. Buses will…
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Barry Road to close for six weeks
A section of Barry Road, Coolaroo, will close for six weeks as part of bridge maintenance and repair works. The Department of Transport said Barry…
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Dallas man charged following investigation into illegal firearms and fireworks trafficking
A 22-year-old Dallas man has been charged with 26 offences following an investigation into the alleged trafficking of firearms and illegal fireworks. The man was…
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Man charged after pursuit in Broadmeadows
A Broadmeadows man has been charged following a pursuit in Broadmeadows on Wednesday morning. Police observed a vehicle on Smiley Road about 1.20am on July…
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Baking for a cause
She’s the pint-sized baker rising to the challenge of helping kids living with disadvantage in Melbourne’s northwest. At the age of nine, Keiosha, has set…
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Epping North, Wollert ‘deprived’ of facilities: residents
Epping and Wollert residents have criticised Whittlesea council for signing off on an $180 million business case for the Regional Sports and Aquatic Centre in…
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Vaccination clinics pop up in Mill Park, Wollert
COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be popping up in Mill Park and Wollert this month. The clinics at Mill Park Library and Kirrip Community Centre will…
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Views sought on strategic measures
Whittlesea residents are being invited to provide their feedback on a list of strategic indicators that council will use to measure and report on its…
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24-hour curfew for Whittlesea cats
Cats in Whittlesea will be subject to a 24-hour curfew from next August. Council’s administrators adopted two cat management actions during the July 18 council…
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‘Dive’ station needs funds: Council
Hume council will lobby for funding to redevelop Broadmeadows’ “dive” of a train station ahead of the November state election. The redevelopment of the station…
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Whittlesea Aboriginal Gathering Place a step closer
A business case for a $10 million Aboriginal Gathering Place at Quarry Hills Park in Mernda has been given the green light by Whittlesea council…
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Wait for Mernda pool continues
Mernda residents won’t be diving into the suburb’s long-awaited swimming pool any time soon, with Whittlesea council planning to begin construction of an aquatic centre…













