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Jo Kubeil

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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.

What a win!

IN round 13 of the Gisborne District Cricket Association (GDCA), the McIntyre Cup Firsts two-day match score cards were as extreme as the weather.With...

Juniors encouraged

TEAM sport can be a stepping stone towards a lifelong love of physical activity, while simultaneously forming friendships over a mutual interest. Opportunities to...

Nate’s great adventure

LOCAL Moto cross rider, Nate Shortt’s stars changed in 2024 when he found a coach and was accepted into the Virtual Schools Victoria program.Shortt...

Maps uncovered

WHEN a local law firm discovered a box of old maps in their building, they knew they had found something memorable.Despite some water damage,...

An exciting $4.5 million upgrade for Broadford Secondary College

STUDENTS at Broadford Secondary College (BSC) recently celebrated the official opening of their new, portable classrooms.Offering senior students new areas to undertake several subjects,...

Dignity restored for Bracken

ON the 125th anniversary of his death, a memorial for ex-constable Hugh Bracken will be unveiled at a public ceremony.Members of Wallan Police, where...

Another sisterly act

THE Mitchell and Honbetsu delegation 2025 congregated at the Greater Beveridge Community Centre earlier this month to be introduced to their Mitchell Shire host...

It’s rally time!

WOODSTOCK’S Melissa Rae and Adam Haldane warmly invites locals to head west for a car and bike show next month—a must see for petrol...

Don’t forget fido in a fire

THE Country Fire Authority (CFA) of Victoria and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) are urging residents to include...

Fostering team spirit

THE Broadford Secondary College (BSC) student leadership hierarchy has morphed into eight positions, with exciting roles shared across their senior, middle, and junior school...
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