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The North Central Review is an independently owned newspaper publishing company based in Kilmore that is responsible for publishing two community newspapers each week, covering communities within the Mitchell Shire
Women put health in the spotlight at Whittlesea event
WOMEN from across the Whittlesea community gathered at the Whittlesea Bowls Club last Wednesday for a special Women’s Health Week event focused on information,...
Flipping upside-down these school holidays
CIRCUS fever is set to take over the Plenty Ranges Arts and Convention Centre (PRACC), with local children and teens invited to join Circus...
Bush Bus up for community award
SUGARLOAF Creek business The Bush Bus is in the frame for the 7News Community Achievement Awards, which will be awarded in mid-October.It is up...
Preseason success for Kilmore
KILMORE Bowls Club have won the shield back from Wallan in their annual practice match, held under lights on Friday night.The evening was a...
Patient care transforming
PATIENTS at Northern Hospital Epping are receiving better care when it comes to plastic surgery, with a dedicated plastic surgery procedure room improving access...
Healthcare work incentives
DOCTORS, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals could receive incentives of up to $10,000 under a Nationals plan aimed at addressing critical healthcare workforce...
Regional media seeking commitment
THE Victorian Country Press Association (VCPA) is continuing to work with government to secure a commitment of earning at least one page a week...
Letters to the editor – September 14, 2026
School safetyI moved to Kilmore in 2025 to be closer to my grandchildren. I also do a lot of drop off and pick up...
Pet of the week – September 15, 2026
THIS week’s pet of the week is Harrison Wood’s pet yabby, Gary Yaaaaablett.Named after Rex Hunt’s famous commentary call on 3AW. He is a...
A trip to New South Wales for pigeons
PIGEON Racing took to Coombah in New South Wales this week, with a 600 kilometre fly with 46 participants and 700 birds.A north-north-easterly wind...
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