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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
Crossword 15×15 (07/10/2026)
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Sudoku – Medium (07/10/2026)
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Youth Centre commitment made
A BIG commitment has been promised by the State Government if re-elected for the City of Whittlesea, with $2.2 million commited towards a purpose-built...
Invite to turn trash into treasure
MITCHELL Shire residents have their first chance to showcase their repairs, makeovers and creative transformations in the 2026 Reviva Reuse Competition.With a $300 national...
Monster Beveridge farm goes up for sale
NEARLY 300 hectares of farm land have hit the market in Beveridge with the capacity to house over 4,500 residential lots.The area, which sits...
Beveridge kinder nearing completion
THE main buildings for Beveridge’s new kindergarten have been installed recently, keeping the project on track to open its doors in January 2027.The modular...
Checking powerlines in the area
AUSNET is conducting aerial inspections in helicopters over the next couple of days, starting yesterday and concluding on Friday.They’ll be covering Beveridge, Broadford, Clonbinane,...
Mitchell boosted by racing scene
NEARLY $100 million in economic activity and more than 750 full-time equivalent jobs have been pumped into Mitchell Shire thanks to the local horse...
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