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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.
Finals rounds begin
The first games of Division 2 MC Labour Seniors’ finals rounds were held at the weekend, in what proved to be an interesting match...
Veteran laws set to change
Laws surrounding Australian veterans’ rehabilitation and compensation system have been made simpler, thanks to a change in legislation announced earlier last month.It comes after...
Free event this Saturday in Thomastown
This Saturday night, Thomastown will be lit up with lights and art installations as Walking Thomastown returns to celebrate one of the state’s oldest...
Foaming for roads in Doreen’s Bridge Inn Upgrade
An innovative technique to effectively recycle roadways is being used for the Bridge Inn Road Upgrade in Doreen.The technique, which involves milling old roadway...
Earthworks for Mernda Regional Sports Precinct
The contract for Mernda’s future Regional Sports Precinct was successfully awarded at City of Whittlesea’s August Council meeting.It is expected that works to prepare...
Calling all artists for Whittlesea’s annual art exhibit
Applications are now open for City of Whittlesea’s annual art exhibition, with this year’s theme ‘Hope: Exploring the Spectrum of Possibility’.The theme invites artists...
Cold cow consequences
Farmers are being reminded to relocate cows into sheltered pasture as cold fronts continue to sweep across the state.Agriculture Victoria Livestock Industry Development Officer...
Dog attacks surge in Kilmore East
A Kilmore East local has raised concerns about the increase of dead kangaroos in surrounding paddocks and dams, suspected to be the result of...
3G network changes
The date of the 3G Network closure has been extended.While Telstra and Optus were set to close their 3G networks at the end of...
Seymour’s flood report released
The independent final report and inquiry into the October 2022 floods, which greatly affected Seymour and surrounding areas, has been released.Receiving over 800 public...
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