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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.
Brookwood decision made
THE City of Whittlesea has decided on the future of the Brookwood Community Centre, declaring that it will remain unchanged, while also stating its...
Upgrade on the cards
THE Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) will make three applications to Sport and Recreation Victoria’s Local Sports Infrastructure Fund to provide Chittick Park with much-needed...
Whittlesea appoints new CEO
THE City of Whittlesea has its new man in charge, with Dan Hogan appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer, starting from September 1.Councillors...
Eagles fly to double-chance
WHITTLESEA has locked in the double chance after a tense game against Diamond Creek Women’s 2, while Laurimar finished off its season on a...
Around the Grounds with Michael Thompson – July 28, 2026
GET keen! Finals footy starts in the Northern Football Netball League this week, and it’s that time of week where I take a look...
Game-changing weekend in RDFNL
THE local teams in the Riddell District Football Netball League had a tough weekend, with Wallan, Lancefield and Romsey all losing its senior men’s...
Lions fall to Euroa
SEYMOUR were surprisingly beaten by Euroa in round 15 of the Goulburn Valley League, but are still very comfortable inside the top three, only...
Blues record key victory
KILMORE are still alive in the Northern Football Netball League division 3 finals race, thanks to a hard-fought 13-point win over Old Eltham Collegians.The...
A tough outing for Broadford
BROADFORD are continuing to experience tough learning lessons in the Bendigo Football Netball League, losing to South Bendigo by 207 points on the weekend...
A council carousel?
A NOTICE of motion was set to be discussed last night at Mitchell Shire Council’s July meeting discussing the elimination of the office of...
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