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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.
A win to savour!
THEY’RE no longer the bridesmaids at the Jungle – Wallan have finally won the Big V division 2 premiership, overhauling Surfcoast in what was...
Drop-off drives Council crazy
MITCHELL Shire Council is demanding answers for better traffic management around Beveridge, in particular, around the Beveridge Primary School Arrowsmith Campus, with the unanimous...
Pool hopes surface at last
AFTER much discussion spanning 20 years, plans are afoot for Mernda to get its own aquatic facility – but plenty of advocating and momentum...
Finals setbacks
A FRUSTRATING weekend for the City of Whittlesea’s football teams saw both Mernda and Whittlesea’s season come to an end, while Laurimar will have...
Baby steps on bin changes
A PLAN to trial management of waste volumes for households with children in nappies has been deferred again by the Mitchell Shire Council at...
Broadford finish its season
A TOUGH afternoon to finish the Bendigo Football Netball League season was in store for Broadford, with reigning premier Eaglehawk in no mood to...
Lions finals fate revealed
A FAST start sealed Seymour’s passage into the 2026 Goulburn Valley League finals, taking a comfortable 64-point win over Tatura.The Lions only needed a...
Road safety drawn up
THE City of Whittlesea is inviting residents to have their say on the draft Road Safety Plan 2026–2036 and help shape a safer future...
Call for data centre control
THE City of Whittlesea resolved to unanimously call for Mayor Councillor Lawrie Cox write to the Victorian Government to inquire into data centres amid...
Battery catches attention
A PLANNED battery energy storage system (BESS) has been proposed in Doreen, with the Nillumbik Shire Council making a statement saying it is still...
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