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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.
RSL decision on agenda
A DECISION on the Doreen RSL’s proposed lease at the Brookwood Community Centre is expected at the City of Whittlesea council meeting tonight, with...
Big day for forwards
PERFECT weather brought out some big scores and some big hauls on Saturday as the Northern Football Netball League season reaches the last month...
Lions take crucial win
IT was a genuine thriller at Kings Park, with Seymour now two-and-a-half games clear in third position on the Goulburn Valley ladder after a...
Last round of women’s competition
THE Northern Football Netball League women’s competition reaches the final home-and-away round this week, with plenty to play for for Whittlesea, while Laurimar finishes...
Around the Grounds with Michael Thompson – July 21, 2026
YOU couldn’t have asked for a better weekend weather-wise, and the football was of an equally spectacular standard as I go around the grounds.BIG...
Bright lights at South Morang
LOCAL community sport is set for a boost, with the City of Whittlesea completing a major sports lighting upgrade at South Morang’s Mill Park...
House of Gold for boxing
THE most successful boxing club in the country is right in the heart of the Mitchell Shire, and House of Stoush Boxing Academy proved...
Nate takes another gold medal
LOCAL Kilmore boxer Nate Long claimed gold at the Australian Junior Boxing Championships to become a three-time Australian junior champion.Nate adds to his incredible...
Majors lose two close games
MITCHELL Majors’ quest to earn a finals berth in the A3 grade of the Melbourne Winter Baseball League took a blow with a close...
All signals read stop
FURIOUS passengers on the Seymour and Shepparton lines were affected heavily by a Telstra communications outage which left V/Line scrambling for two days to...
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