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Emily Waite has been the Editor of the North Central Review since late April, 2024. With a particular focus on delivering community driven stories, Emily has been responsible for implementing the new 'Words of wisdom' segment, and regularly reaches out to residents both young and old to share their stories with the paper. Emily graduated with high distinctions in a Bachelor of Music from JMC Academy in 2022, and graduated with a Graduate Diploma in Writing and Literature from Deakin University in 2023.
Amelia’s story
AS Ex-Constable Hugh Bracken is finally honoured at his final resting place in Wallan, the little-known story of his wife Amelia Ryder has begun...
Petition pushes driving reform
A PARLIAMENTARY petition has highlighted concerns over the lack of standardisation in Australia’s driving system, specifically addressing issues related to varying regulations on the...
Perfect storm triggers funding
A FUNDING call for a local arterial road has not only been successful in its application, but has secured an additional $5 million investment.Six...
Controversy over 2025 season
THE Premier’s announcement on Valentine’s Day regarding the 2025 duck hunting season has been met with fierce debate.A statement that declared that the new...
Darraweit Guim resident honoured
A DARRAWEIT Guim local has been awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM).In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the social work...
Advocacy efforts questioned
RESIDENTS have raised concerns about the efforts local authorities are undertaking to secure much-needed funding for a local, unsealed road.Last month, the Review reported...
Valley plunges into darkness
POWER outages continue to cause havoc across the shire, leavingHidden Valley residents without electricity yet again.At the height of a four-day heatwave that brought...
Safe or sufferable?
THE remaining potholes in Kilmore’s Sydney Street are likely to stay.In December, the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) announced a $964 million road...
Vaccine access under fire
A RESIDENT has expressed their concern at the difficulty and confusion surrounding access to a potentially life-saving vaccine.Offering protection against the Japanese Encephalitis Virus...
Burning pit sparks fine
A PIT full of burning industrial waste found at a Macedon Ranges property last year has resulted in a $1976 fine.Shortly before 10pm on November 12,...
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