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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
John Street’s big commitment
A RE-ELECTED Labor Government will make the commitment to upgrade John Street in Kilmore, linking both sides of town without the need to travel...
New interchange at Kalkallo to begin works
A NEW interchange will be built on the Hume Freeway, with works starting later this year for the Gunns Gully Road connection in Kalkallo.The...
Wollert sprinter lights up athletics
A LOCAL Wollert runner has set the athletics world alight by taking five gold medals and one bronze in two separate Victorian state athletics...
Mernda in line for big upgrade
THE Mernda Community Hospital will be expanded if the State Government is re-elected, with opening hours increasing.It is a $44.7 million investment, which would...
Enrolment closes tonight
VICTORIANS are reminded to check their enrolment details before the Victorian Electoral Commission roll closes at 8pm tonight.Enrolment and voting is compulsory for all...
Sister city relationship grows
THE Mitchell Honbetsu Sister City Association welcomed 26 Japanese guests to Australia for a whirlwind trip across four nights, where local host families took...
Seymour part of new dental plan
SEYMOUR Health would cash in under a re-elected State Government to provide free dental care on a weekend.Currently, only the Royal Dental Hospital provides...
Tooborac local takes key responsibility
TOOBORAC resident Dr David Barton has been elected president of the Prospectors and Miners Association of Victoria (PMAV) following its annual general meeting on...
Laurimar works in pipeline
SPORTING clubs in Laurimar could benefit from a re-elected State Government, with $6 million promised to upgrade the pavilion at Laurimar Reserve.The upgrade would...
New childcare centre for Woodstock
A JOINT Federal and State Government announcement sees Woodstock benefit from a new early childhood education and care centre to come in early 2028.Families...
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