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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.
Court battle heats up
FORMER City of Whittlesea mayor Aidan McLindon’s court case victory in June over former Minister for Local Government Nick Staikos has seen a further...
Power books its ticket
LAURIMAR is through to a grand final, but South Morang will need a second chance in what was mixed results for the City of...
Statistics bite hard as dog attacks grow
THE message from Mitchell Shire Council to lax dog owners is succinct – enough is enough, no more attacks.This comes as Council disappointingly reports...
High school calls grow
MITCHELL Shire Council is doubling down on its calls for a public secondary school in Kilmore, with Council throwing its support behind an upcoming...
Around the Grounds with Michael Thompson, September 1, 2026
JUST three weeks remain now. Three grand finals to take a look at – it’s all here as the man Northern Football Netball League...
Lions netball roars, but seniors ousted
A LATE goal has doomed Seymour to an early exit from the senior football finals on Saturday, ending prematurely a Goulburn Valley League season...
Michael Thompson’s Sulky Snippets – September 1, 2026
A NINE-RACE card was on the agenda at Kilmore on Thursday, August 27.The first race, in a delightful setting sun, saw Enjoy Life, for...
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...
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