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Pam Kiriakidis
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Pam Kiriakidis has worked as a journalist at the North Central Review since 2022, with a particular focus on the City of Whittlesea and stories for the Whittlesea Review. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Media and Communications majoring in journalism and focuses on politics, community, and health with the occasional niche sports story finding its way in front of her.
A runaway success for Lancefield Gift
The much-loved Lancefield Gift made its long-awaited return to the Macedon Ranges on Saturday after a 60-year absence.The Lancefield Gift held its first incarnation...
Doubleheaders for Wallan Panthers
The Wallan Panthers Men’s team travelled to the Victorian border over the weekend for a doubleheader against the Albury Cougars and the Wodonga Wolves.In...
King of the Hill – Pyalong’s brutal running event
After a gruelling four days and three nights, earlier this month, Pyalong earned its place on the map for hosting one of the most...
The next level for elite netballer
Whittlesea's Tara Watson has been selected as one of Melbourne Vixens’ training partners for 2025—a step closer to her dream of competing at the...
A waiting game for housing development
Housing development will be unlocked in Wallan and Beveridge, contingent upon the completion of a thorough review of local Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs).Last month,...
Proposed waste-to-facility debate continues
A second submission period is now open for interested parties to provide feedback related to further information on the proposed waste-to-energy facility in Wollert.Proposed...
Happy rounds in Country Basketball League
Both Wallan and Seymour Mens’ teams carried their potential in round six of the Country Basketball League (CBL) at the weekend.After a triple-digit performance...
Welcoming new mental health hub in South Morang
Whittlesea Mental Health and Wellbeing Local is now fully operational, with a dedicated hub for Victorians aged 26 and above to access essential mental...
Seymour’s fiery performance in Country Basketball League
The Seymour Blasters Men kept the momentum at Saturday’s game against the Mansfield Eagles, determined to leave it all on the court in round...
Inspiring voices at Beyond Your Now conference
Whittlesea recently hosted another inspiring edition of Beyond Your Now – a conference that continues to empower women to share their life experiences.Each year,...
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