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  • New schools naming

    New schools naming

    There’s one day left for people to have their say on a name for a number of schools in Melbourne’s north. Merrifield West Secondary School…

  • Police warn of firearm storage law change

    Police warn of firearm storage law change

    Local law enforcement are urging gun owners, including those in Hume and Whittlesea to take heed of new firearm storage legislation due to come into…

  • Whittlesea council’s community forum

    Whittlesea council’s community forum

    Whittlesea council invited locals to attend its quarterly community meeting and drop-in session in Thomastown on Monday night (June 27). Residents were able to learn…

  • Trio arrest after alleged robbery

    Trio arrest after alleged robbery

    A 32-year-old Bundoora man is one of three arrested by police after a safe was stolen during an alleged robbery in Hoppers Crossing on Thursday…

  • Thomastown man slashed across face

    Thomastown man slashed across face

    A Thomastown man was allegedly slashed across the face during an armed robbery in Glenroy overnight. Police have been told the man arrived at an…

  • Site secured for new mixed-use hub in Mickleham

    Melbourne-based developer Oreana Property has acquired a new site in Mickleham and another two in Tarneit and Werribee contributing to the commercial development of the…

  • Wollert teen cast in PACS Newsies production

    Wollert teen cast in PACS Newsies production

    There are aspiring actors who never get the chance to perform on the big stage, but for Wollert teen Angelina Nguyen, her dreams are about…

  • Whittlesea council adopts budget

    Whittlesea council adopts budget

    City of Whittlesea council has adopted its 2022-23 annual budget and community plan at its meeting on Monday night (June 27). A combined 37 submissions…

  • Jack Roper Reserve clean up day

    Jack Roper Reserve clean up day

    On Sunday, July 10 volunteers will gather to help clean up Jack Roper Reserve from 10am-12pm to create a cleaner environment for all to enjoy.…

  • New mental health service trialled in Melbourne’s north

    New mental health service trialled in Melbourne’s north

    A world-first online screening program in Melbourne’s north has contributed to a nation-wide expansion of the new service to detect early signs of perinatal depression…

  • Hume libraries celebrate NAIDOC week

    Hume libraries celebrate NAIDOC week

    To kick start NAIDOC week celebrations, libraries across Hume are hosting story times for the kids. On Tuesday, July 5, Craigieburn library children’s services technician…

  • Community planting in Bundoora for youth week

    Community planting in Bundoora for youth week

    As part of Victorian Youth Week, the city of Whittlesea and the Whittlesea Youth Environment Action Group coordinated a family-friendly community planting activity at Botanica…

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