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Cooper O'Brien
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Cooper O'Brien joined the North Central Review in May 2026 as a Cadet Journalist. He is fresh out of University with a Bachelor of Media and Communications, majoring in journalism and sports media. Cooper looks forward to applying his skills, making contacts and building his portfolio for a good future in sports journalism.Â
Wallan crush Gisborne as Smart kicks 10
A tight first term saw the Giants open the scoring, through Matt Quigley, but not long later, it was Wallan’s turn to open the...
Gone but never forgotten
A plaque was placed at the Mernda train station last week for 22-year-old Aidan Becker.He died trying to help a 14-year-old from an alleged...
Blues back to winning ways
KILMORE had a much-needed win on the weekend against Kinglake in its NFNL division three matchup.Six scoring shots to two saw Kilmore with a...
Kilmore power outages spark action calls
THERE has been a push for urgent action to address ongoing power reliability issues affecting communities within the area.During the last parliament sitting, Member...
Victoria Ambulance wait times under fire
THOUSANDS of Victorians are waiting longer for ambulances while qualified graduate paramedics are struggling to find work, prompting calls for the State Government to...
Classic cars and coffee
The Darraweit Classic Cars and Coffee event was held on the weekend, holding a small gathering for people of the community to catch up...
Panthers’ girls fly, men fall
THE Wallan Panthers women’s team had a great win over the RMIT University Redbacks away from home.It was all about the Panthers’ first quarter...
Rangers outclassed by Bendigo
THE Mitchell Rangers women’s team suffered another defeat on the weekend, this time against the Bendigo City FC.Bendigo City are one of the better...
Tournament success for the KBC
THE Kilmore bowls club has a successful competition day on Sunday the 28th.The club held their June Triples Tournament, which was a very enjoyable...
More Victorian Schools Fall Into Disrepair
MORE Victorian government schools are falling into disrepair, with the Victorian Auditor-General’s latest audit revealing a sharp increase in the number of schools rated...
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