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Tricia Mifsud
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Tricia Mifsud is an experienced journalist and digital content producer. She began her career at the North Central Review before spending three years at SCA. Tricia enjoys writing feature and human interest stories, or the 'untold' stories as well as anything sport. Tricia holds a Bachelor in Media and Communications and a Graduate Diploma of Writing.
Redbacks shine, Tigers fall just short
Riddell District FootballROMSEY secured a convincing 50-point win over Gisborne at Romsey Park.The Redbacks starred from the get-go, scoring seven goals in the first...
Football: Mixed bag of results
Riddell District Football Netball LeagueWallan has kept its position in the top four with a 35-point win against Kyneton at Greenhill Reserve.The Magpies dominated...
Taste for finals footy
FOR most of the region’s teams, it was another strong weekend of football as the race for finals continues.Whittlesea was a real threat to...
V/Line responds to community concerns
/LINE has responded to community concerns about overcrowding and service reliability on the Seymour Line.In a statement to the North Central Review, a V/Line...
Macdonald siblings rally for local support
FROM rural Victoria to the world stage, siblings Mackenzie and Jackson Macdonald are chasing big dreams and calling on the community to help fuel...
Breaking new ground for lifestyle living in Beveridge
CONSTRUCTION has kicked off on the resident-only clubhouse and resort-style facilities in Beveridge’s newest downsizing community-Ingenia Lifestyle Springside.The exciting milestone was marked by a...
Council to write for extended grant support
THE Mitchell Shire Council will write a letter to Minister for Agriculture Ros Spence to extend eligibility for $10,000 grants to Mitchell Shire farmers...
Teachers welcome admin relief – but deeper reform still needed
VICTORIAN teachers will soon spend more time teaching in classrooms and less behind desks completing administrative tasks under a major State Government announcement made...
The line that time forgot
MUCH has been said about the challenges faced when travelling on the Seymour V/Line service, but it seems one doesn’t really understand how dire...
Climbing for a cause
FOUR Wandong CFA firefighters are participating in a gruelling 28-floor stair climb to raise vital funds for cancer research and support crisis.Robert Boletti, Tom...
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