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  • Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Cuts “disastrous” for women and girls

    Two programs aimed a boosting gender equity in sport have had their funding cut by the state government. The move has been labelled as “a…

  • Protect your property from dumped rubbish

    Protect your property from dumped rubbish

    Hume council is reminding residents to keep their properties protected from illegal dumpers. Following recent reports of dumped rubbish impacting private property, council has compiled…

  • Ice Age lingers with ‘Jurassic’ Pajero

    Ice Age lingers with ‘Jurassic’ Pajero

    In the face of the red-hot advance of electric power, one internal combustion engine vehicle is moving at glacial pace to extend the Ice age.…

  • Set sail on a journey of a lifetime with Viking

    Set sail on a journey of a lifetime with Viking

    Imagine gliding through Europe’s most iconic landscapes, surrounded by history, culture, and luxury. Thanks to Viking and your local newspaper, one lucky reader will have…

  • Sites of Melbourne’s north open to the public

    Sites of Melbourne’s north open to the public

    Ever wanted to go behind the scenes of some of the biggest places in Melbourne’s north? Open House Melbourne Weekend has unveiled one of the…

  • Fatal Wollert collison

    Fatal Wollert collison

    A man has died and four people are in hospital following a four-vehicle collision in Wollert. Police believe a truck and three cars collided on…

  • Man charged following Thomastown ram raid

    Man charged following Thomastown ram raid

    Police have charged a man following a ramraid at a shop in Thomastown. It is alleged that a white Toyota Prado rammed a roller door…

  • Lalor Ward ballot packs in the mail

    Lalor Ward ballot packs in the mail

    Voters enrolled in Whittlesea’s Lalor Ward are being encouraged to check the mail for their ballot packs for the upcoming postal by-election. Lalor Ward voters…

  • Turning drink bottles into bows

    Turning drink bottles into bows

    A Thomastown cheerleading squad has transformed more than 5000 containers into custom-made cheer bows. Atomic Allstars’ Ice Queens set up four labelled tubs at their…

  • Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    Adjusting to the conditions the key to winter road safety: RACV

    The ability of motorists to adjust their driving to suit wet and frosty road conditions is crucial to lowering the winter road toll, according to…

  • Teaching kids to save lives

    Teaching kids to save lives

    Ambulance Victoria’s Kids Save Lives program has been expanded, offering life-saving CPR skills to even more Victorian students and all schools are encouraged to sign…

  • The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives

    The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has launched a powerful new initiative highlighting the profound and lasting impact of road trauma. The ‘Hardest Share’ calls on…

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