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Jo Kubeil has recently joined the North Central Review team as a journalist, with interests in Indigenous culture, community services, and environmentalism. Jo has previously worked as an entrepreneur, designing apparel to help people feel dressed for success.
Milestone for wartime recruit
FORMER Broadford resident and wartime recruit Brenda Johnson (nee Henderson) celebrated a milestone birthday with charming family, friends, and staff at Willowmeade last Tuesday.Ms...
Three weeks away
LOCAL fire brigades and their volunteer members are preparing to rattle their collection tins for their Good Friday fundraising efforts on April 18, asking...
Make an impact
IT’S that time of year again, and local fire brigades are looking for helpers to support their Good Friday Appeal collection efforts on April...
Harmony in action
Across Mitchell Shire there is an emerging and vibrant multi-cultural community with varying faiths, beliefs, and traditions celebrating Harmony Day today.Harmony Week is honoured...
Kilmore’s Kelly wins scholarship
THE Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society has awarded a $5,000 scholarship to encourage a young person within the Mitchell Shire to pursue a career...
The Vietnam War memorial Podcast
THE Vietnam Veterans’ Commemorative Walk has been a gathering place for veterans and their families since it opened in 2013.Seymour was chosen for the...
Champions of prevention
WOMEN as caregivers, leaders, entrepreneurs, and activists are collaborating better than ever to affect change where it’s needed.International Women’s Day (IWD) marks the occasion...
Zonta stands up
THE Zonta Club of Mitchell has nine united members and a group of volunteers advocating for a fairer world for women and girls through...
Honouring the force
A PUBLIC ceremony drew a sombre crowd to the Wallan Cemetery last month, where attendees reflected on the importance of mental health resources for...
Coffee with a cop
AT Wellington Square last month, the coffee was hot and the Coffee with a cop program was just as popular.Coffee with a cop is...
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