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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.
Member for Mill Park resigns
LONG-SERVING State Member for Mill Park Lily D’Ambrosio will quit politics, ending her 24-year stint when the election is held in November.The resignation of...
Eagles require second chance
WHITTLESEA will need to use its double chance wisely in the Northern Football Netball League division three women’s finals, with a late fightback falling...
Best in the world
WILLOWMAVIN is home to a new world champion, with Broadford Secondary College student Jack Hamilton taking out the International Mounted Games for Pony Club...
Around the Grounds with Michael Thompson – August 4, 2026
THE best seven weeks of the football season finally arrived on the weekend. Michael Thompson takes you Around the Grounds for the best of...
Big weekend in NFNL
IT was almost the perfect weekend for the City of Whittlesea’s teams as the Northern Football Netball League reaches the business end of the...
Blues knocked out of finals push
KILMORE’S quest for back-to-back Northern Football Netball League division three finals appearances fell short on the weekend, losing to Watsonia at Binnak Park by...
Lions just fall short
SEYMOUR fell just a kick away from completing a memorable season sweep against Echuca on the weekend at Tongala, letting slip a golden half...
Rangers heartbreak late
A PULSATING 3-3 draw was on the table for Mitchell Rangers this weekend, almost pulling off a stunning come-from-behind victory against Footscray Rangers at...
New-look Youth Council
MITCHELL Shire Council (MSC) has unveiled its new Youth Council for 2026-27, with four new Youth Councillors joining six previously elected council members.As ever,...
VCAT sides with Council
THE Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has upheld Whittlesea Council’s rejection of a proposed Hindu temple in Woodstock, saying while a place of...
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