Coffee shop approved

MITCHELL Shire Council (MSC) found itself in an apparent ‘no-win’ position last Monday night regarding the decision of a permit for a drive-through coffee...

Healthy work saluted

A DEEP commitment to doing good and keep doing it well has earned the top laurel for a long-time Whittlesea local.Well known for energetically...

Hats off to local achievers

WHITTLESEA Council handed out 2026 community awards to the municipality’s high achievers at a recent function.City of Whittlesea Mayor Lawrie Cox said the awards...

Youth Council elected

THIRTEEN passionate young people from across the City of Whittlesea have officially begun their two-year term as the municipality’s 2026 Youth Council, taking over...

Hub location identified

THE City of Whittlesea resolved to organise its business case for a new Youth Hub, resolving to nominate a space south of the Civic...

Trash becomes treasure

CUSTOMERS at Seymour Resource and Recovery Centre’s Reviva Reuse Shop were thrilled with the pricing on its opening day last Saturday.Mitchell Shire Council partnered...

Draft plan in demand

THE people’s wish list has been heard by the Mitchell Shire Council as it continues work on its Draft 10-Year Capital Works Program.The draft,...

Community Festival thrills

A PACKED Whittlesea Community Festival brought a crowd to the City of Whittlesea’s Council greens on Sunday afternoon.The festival showcased the best of the...

A great divide brews

EMOTIONS ran high last Monday as Seymour residents pleaded with Mitchell Shire Council to hear their concerns about the effect of a proposed new...

Resident unease over Tootle Street plan

RESIDENTS in Tootle Street have expressed anger against proposed housing developments which have continued to add to the Mitchell Shire Council’s (MSC) frustration against...
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Coffee shop approved

Healthy work saluted

Pacers back in action