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South Morang estate trials 40km/h speed limit
A SOUTH Morang housing estate will get a blanket 40 km/h speed limit in a trial that could spread to other estates where young families…
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Games hopeful splashes out
IVANHOE Grammar student Lachlan McLeish has started the year with his sights set on the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016. The swimmer has…
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Room for the whole family
In the heart of Promenade Estate, this beautifully presented residence is ready for a family to move straight in and enjoy a parkland lifestyle. It’s…
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Arson squad probes Epping Homemaker City blaze
ARSON squad detectives are expected to investigate a deliberately lit fire that caused at least $1 million damage to three shops at the Epping Homemaker…
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‘Social’ robots to connect with Whittlesea dementia sufferers
IN a world first, “social” robots will be sent into the homes of people with mild dementia in the City of Whittlesea. Robots Matilda, Charles,…
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Black Saturday survivor battles red tape in quest to rebuild
TIME is ticking for Black Saturday survivor Lee McGill, who has not rebuilt her destroyed home. She has only a few weeks to apply for…
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Fine time for Whittlesea non-voters
WHITTLESEA residents face a total of almost $1 million in fines for not voting at last year’s council elections. The Victorian Electoral Commission last week…
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Northern Hospital’s seven little Australians celebrate birth of nation
Newborn Filip Stojanovski arrived more than a week early, such was his enthusiasm to join in Australia Day celebrations. He was one of 21 babies born…
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Australia Day honours: Fire recovery efforts awarded
A WOMAN who led the Kinglake Ranges community through the immediate recovery after the 2009 bushfires has been awarded a Medal of the Order of…
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Northern suburbs house prices slide further despite city-wide recovery trend
THE housing slump continued in the northern suburbs with house prices falling in several suburbs during the December quarter, Real Estate Institute of Victoria figures…
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New Mernda Seventh-day Adventist school off to slow but steady start
MERNDA’S newest school, which has opened on the site of the failed Acacia College, had a slow beginning – just three students were enrolled at…
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