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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.
Concerns for equipment
STATE Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has made her first visit to the Mitchell Shire since taking the role last month as she, together with...
Thriller to end basketball season
AN exceptional grand final from the top shelf saw the Seymour Blasters and the Wallan Panthers do battle at the Seymour Sports and Aquatic...
No respite from the rain
CRICKET was left reeling again in one of the last rounds before Christmas with rain forcing many men’s teams off on Saturday, while a...
Sparse games for DVCA
THERE was very little luck for cricketers hoping to take the field on Saturday, with rain washing away a large portion of games in...
Shock bowls results
RAIN shook up the bowls complexion on the weekend as a number of shock results meant a big shake up of ladders.Romsey made a...
Local rivals to meet in decider
IT’S a Mitchell Shire extravaganza in the Country Basketball League North East Men’s final, with Seymour and Wallan both winning through to the decider...
Victory and Assumption team up
MELBOURNE Victory’s burgeoning relationship with the Mitchell area has continued to grow, with the club announcing a strategic football partnership with Assumption College as...
Wet and wild weekend
THERE was immense frustration across the Diamond Valley Cricket Association as rain halted what looked to be multiple exciting finishes to games.Mernda’s Money Shield...
Tunnel approved for Sunday Creek
SOUTHERN Cross Gold’s Sunday Creek Project has had a new exploration tunnel approved – and naturally, it has brought significant attention to the project...
Work goes on for Council bin system
THE Mitchell Shire Council have officially reviewed the first six months of its transition to the four-bin kerbside system, acknowledging that while it’s a...
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