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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
Macedon looking for more in 2027
Macedon Rangers Soccer Club is now welcoming expressions of interest for players, paid senior coaches, and volunteers in 2027, as the club puts a...
SDCA releases fixture
THE Seymour District Cricket Association (SDCA) has released its 2026/27 senior fixture, with grand final rematches in both grades headlining the opening round on Saturday,...
Achievements for Mitchell Rangers
THE Mitchell Rangers had a huge achievement on Sunday, with the under 12 team becoming state champions courtesy of a 2-0 win over Truganina...
Final preparations for rogaining event
FINAL preparation is underway for the Victorian Roganining Championships in Tallarook, to be held on Friday and Saturday at the Tallarook Plateau.Organisers are hoping...
Exciting collaboration for Men’s Shed
WHITTLESEA Men’s Shed have recently collaborated with the Melbourne French Theatre Inc (MFT) at Carlton North to build the set for MFT’s highly successful...
Parking fines revoked
THE City of Whittlesea has announced it will revoke fines at recent local football matches, with community feedback driving the decision.Forty-two fines of $627...
Growth strategy for Council
THE City of Whittlesea’s Economic Growth Strategy 2026–2036 was endorsed at the Council Meeting last Tuesday, providing a blueprint to strengthen the local economy, attract investment,...
Author breaks through
A LOCAL Seymour author is releasing a book all in the name of teaching people how to budget and invest.Carolyn Mowat is launching her...
Zonta putting together a big year
THE Zonta Club of Mitchell has been busy ramping up its volunteer work at a busy time of year.The club recently received a grant...
Great results for Homing Club
THE Victorian Racing Pigeon Union flew again from Coombah this weekend for the George Whaley Memorial.Forty-two flyers and 598 birds flew in a stiff...
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