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Friday, January 16, 2026
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Kilmore
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By Ashok VermaNORTH Central region residents and firefighters still reeling after battling 40-plus degrees centigrade scorchers last week can breathe some sigh of relief with much-desired cool change with temperatures down to 19 degrees on Sunday, and rain forecast tomorrow and on Thursday. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast temperatures to be in the 20s until January 20.04With 32 fires still...

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For Team Amuso: Third time’s a charm

TEAM Amuso, of Kilmore, will represent Australia on the world stage for the third time at an event coined the Bricklaying Olympics.The Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 is the world’s...

GDCA goes ahead for return

A MUCH-DISCUSSED weekend of cricket went ahead in the Gisborne District Cricket Association, despite the impending threat of the Longwood fires. Conditions thankfully eased in time on Saturday, but...

Kilmore Bowls green a hit

THE Kilmore Bowls Club held their annual Kilmore Community Bank Men’s Open Fours Tournament on Saturday with sixteen teams competing for $1600 in prize money.Enthusiastic players from nearby clubs;...

SDCA cancels weekend play

THE Seymour District Cricket Association (SDCA) came to a unanimous decision to cancel the first round of the new year due to the fires which devastated the nearby Longwood...

Seven is a lucky number

By Mary HackshawAT the Alexandra Picnic Race Club last meet for 2025, under clear skies local trainers almost made a clean sweep across six races when Seymour’s Don Dwyer...
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Pet of the week

OUR very first VIP’s for 2026 are the amazing Belgian Malinois (MAL-in-wah) sisters.Tikka is two and her big sister Zara is six.These gals share a love for running and play...
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Whittlesea Review

Final call for DVCA’s year

THE top grades of the Diamond Valley Cricket Association finished off for 2025 in style, with some competitive games and big scores across the board.Mernda fell short of taking top spot at Christmas in...

Community grants figures released

More than $524,000 in grants and funding support has been allocated to community groups, Neighbourhood Houses and not-for-profit organisations in the first quarter of the 2025–26 financial year through the City of Whittlesea Community...

New park at Wollert Rise

WOLLERT Rise celebrated the opening of its new Stage 10 park on Sunday, December 14.The day was well attended by long-time residents and new residents, with plenty of family activations.Balloon twisting, face painting, giant...

$2.56b precinct for region

THE first stage of the $2.565 billion Beveridge Intermodal Precinct is ready to be freighted in for a mid-2028 start, with its design and construction announced to a bevy of assembled key stakeholders, council...

Drive to tackle road toll

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