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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.
Lions tame Saints to move into top six
SEYMOUR will turn for the second half of the Goulburn Valley Football League season in the top six by a game, thanks to a...
Mid-season football and netball review
The King’s Birthday weekend marks the halfway point of local football and netball’s season. For the Mitchell region’s clubs, what has happened so far...
Northern Football Netball League Round eight’s big day out
It was an extremely successful day for the Whittlesea region’s teams in round eight of the Northern Football Netball League.Whittlesea got back on track...
Country Football, Hitting the halfway point
It was a mixed day for the region’s clubs as the football season hits the halfway point.Riddell District Football Netball LeagueWallan was the only...
Panthers women knocks off leaders
Wallan Panthers had two different results in their Big V matchups across the weekend in round 10.The Panthers had a huge breakthrough in the...
Rangers put up a fight
A draw in the women's State League Women's 3 North competition last week, 2-2 with Diamond Valley United.
Beveridge supermarkets on the way
BIG business is coming to Beveridge, with a planning permit approved for the town’s first supermarket by the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC).The planning permit...
Movers and shakers in NFNL
ROUND seven of the Northern Football Netball League competition saw plenty of movement from teams looking to keep their form going ahead of the...
Mitchell Shire Council Business case for bridge
WITH the draft Budget of the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) revealed, a full vote to determine the future of the Goulburn River Bridge in...
Potential intersection green lights at Broadford
THERE is potential movement towards a resolution which involves installing traffic lights at the notorious intersection between High Street and Hamilton Street in Broadford,...
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