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Michael Thompson joined the North Central Review in February 2025 after a successful stint in Maryborough as a sports journalist, which yielded a Victorian Country Press Association award in 2023 for Best Sports Story. A community-minded journalist with a keen eye for sporting content, Michael is determined to continue to build his all-round abilities in the industry.
Council’s five-year accountability plan
A CRUCIAL five-year period has been rubber-stamped by the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) as it plots the next five years as part of its...
Kilmore’s youth cricket revolution
CRICKETERS around the district are counting down the days until their season start, with just 11 days before the new Gisborne District Cricket Association...
Brooms out for Cordova’s sweep
IT was a year to remember for South Morang’s Hailey Cordova, who dominated the Northern Football Netball League’s night of nights at the Frank...
Corey answers Kilmore’s call
KILMORE has its man for the 2026 football season, with Corey McCall appointed as the new coach of the Blues.McCall takes over from Paul...
Lions roar to flag success
A MEMORABLE finals run to remember was completed by Seymour’s reserves on Sunday at Deakin Reserve, coming all the way from fourth to secure...
Success in NFNL best and fairest
IT was an extremely successful night for both Kilmore and Broadford at the Northern Football Netball League’s night of nights, the Frank Rosbrook Medal...
Youth Council popping up
THERE has been a major win for the Mitchell Shire Youth Council (MSYC), scoring a $10,000 grant from the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal’s...
Eagles break reserves’ curse
IT was a result 26 years in the making for the Whittlesea Football Netball Club as its long wait for a reserves premiership was...
Giving back to where it started
SEPTEMBER marks a special time for Kirra Wright, as the Mitchell Shire local prepares for her first appearance in the Para World Championships, held...
Power out at last hurdle
A BIG crowd gathered at Main Street Recreation Reserve to see if Laurimar’s Division 3 Seniors could repeat the heroics from a fortnight ago...
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