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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
Mini Crossword (24/06/2026)
Mini Crossword puzzle of the weekHow to play Mini CrosswordYou can solve the clues in any order. Click or tap on either a clue...
Sudoku – Medium (24/06/2026)
Sudoku (Medium) puzzle of the dayHow to play SudokuThe objective of Sudoku is to fill each row, column and sub-grid with exactly one of...
Reg Cleland remembered
DEDICATED equestrian extraordinaire, Reg Cleland OAM, passed away on Sunday, June 14, leaving an incredible legacy of improving the sport of equestrian in Victoria...
A legacy of kindness: Jeremy Scrivens remembered
LOVE In Action co-founder Jeremy Scrivens has passed away, with the Wallan and wider community grieving his passing with widespread tributes.Mr Scrivens founded Love...
Beveridge roads getting safer
NEW traffic improvements are coming to Beveridge over the coming weeks to improve safety around the growing town.Traffic calming improvements on Whiteside Street in...
Whittlesea delivers budget
WITH a focus on delivering essential services and the vital infrastructure needed to support the growing community, the City of Whittlesea’s Budget 2026-27 and...
Farmers market this Saturday
THE Lancefield District Farmers Market will be held on Saturday, with 85 local and regional producers ready to sell alongside the High Street Centre...
Push for hospital continues
THE Northern Councils Alliance (NCA), which includes the City of Whittlesea and the Mitchell Shire Council, have accelerated its advocacy efforts to build a...
Road grants up for grabs
NEW funding is available to councils to help keep families safe on the road.Local councils can now apply for grants through the 2026 TAC...
Opportunity to name new rest area
VICTORIA’S Big Build is looking to ensure the Watson Street Interchange has a lasting legacy by creating a piece which reflects Wallan’s identity, landscape...
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