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Police dog Toby tracked down tradie’s tools
Police dog Toby tracked down two alleged offenders this morning after attempting to flee with a tradesperson’s tools in Doreen. According to police, a man…
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Witness appeal following three-car collision
Police are appealing for witnesses after a three-car collision in Thomastown on Thursday. A grey utility with an aluminium tray collided with the front right…
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School continues to grow
Hume Anglican Grammar’s Donnybrook campus is expanding, with work starting on a new learning centre for year 5 and 6 pupils. Principal Bill Sweeney and…
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My Place
Matthew and Jacqueline Gluyas are the newly appointed leaders of the Craigieburn Salvation Army. Matthew spoke to Michaela Meade about the work he and his…
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FRV crews to remain at Campbellfield chemical incident scene
Firefighters will remain at a Campbellfield factory for several more hours, following a hazmat incident. About 55 Fire Rescue Victoria firefighters were called to the…
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Retirees walk around the world
Retirees in South Morang have banded together to walk around the world – with a twist. Residents at Stockland’s Arilla retirement village began tracking their…
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Mickleham keeps on growing
Mickleham had the highest population growth rate in the country in 2019-20, according to new Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data. ABS regional population data…
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More shops close to home
Stage two of the Merrifield city town centre is complete. The centre held a day of community celebrations late last month to mark the milestone.…
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A place for Mernda’s seniors
Whittlesea senior citizens will be able to maintain their independence, meet friends and stay connected at a new social support services centres under construction in…
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Cause of Mickleham house fire unknown
The cause of a house fire in Mickleham remains unknown. Multiple calls were made to Triple-0 this morning in relation to a single storey brick…
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Circus comes to town
The circus is coming to Craigieburn. The Circus Royale’s 50th anniversary tour will be in town at Craigieburn Central until Sunday, May 16. Owner and…
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‘Nightmare’ road in councillors sights
A Hume councillor has called on the council to investigate way to improve traffic flow on Aitken Boulevard. Cr Carly Moore last week asked council…
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