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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.
Exciting games light up SDCA competition
SOME good scoring lit up the Seymour District Cricket Association throughout the weekend.Tallarook continued its dominance of the competition by putting Avenel to the...
Seymour and Wallan in tense clashes
SEYMOUR has all-but locked in finals berths in both men’s and women’s Country Basketball League competitions with a strong showing on the weekend.The Blasters...
Strong batting in women’s competition
THE Kookaburra Women’s League continues to deliver some great cricket as a competitive A grade race heats up.Wallan did enough to beat Lancefield Black...
Pyalong dominant in third round
THE Seymour District Cricket Association saw just one result across the A grade competition, with rain lashing the area.Tallarook looked the goods against Alexandra...
Mitchell Shire Council makes its shopping list
THERE may be 397 days left until Victoria’s state election on November 28, 2026, but as far as the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) is...
Pyalong CFA marks opening
THE Pyalong CFA has officially marked the opening of its new fire station with a plaque unveiling on Wednesday morning from Member for Northern...
Rain stops multiple matches
AN enthralling Saturday of cricket was sadly washed out, with plenty of intrigue over many games thwarted due to the weather.Wallan’s clash with Broadford...
Rain frustrates DVCA cricketers
RAIN left many Diamond Valley Cricket Association cricketers frustrated throughout the weekend, although every team in the Whittlesea region did wind up claiming one...
Intriguing weekend in CBL
IT was a busy fourth round of action in the Country Basketball League as the season hit its halfway point.Wallan’s women had a double-header...
Women’s cricket washed out
SADLY, none of the Kookaburra Women’s cricket matches could be completed across the weekend, with the competition now split into two divisions.Seven teams are...
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