Ray Carroll’s ‘From the Boundary’: September 3, 2024
The Toughest gameIt was not only the toughest, it was also maybe the greatest.Back in 1978, Assumption College’s First XVIII won the AGSV title...
Eventful day out for Whittlesea Historical Society
Whittlesea Historical Society (WHS) members, including two guests from neighbouring societies, had an eventful day out in Melbourne earlier this month, attending several morning...
NAIDOC celebrations took place last week across the municipality, with events for Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and participate in the oldest,...
NAIDOC Week was celebrated in Seymour last Wednesday, generously hosted by Goranwarrabul House mob and friends.The event was made possible with support from the...
Thirty-seven children and grandchildren of Vietnam veterans have received the Long Tan Bursary, allowing the legacies of soldiers from the Battle of Long Tan...
Former councillor questions Old Goulburn River Bridge restoration
A former Mitchell Shire Councillor has provided insight into the history of the controversial Old Goulburn River Bridge.David McCullough, who was a Councillor in...
Preserving history across the region
The State Government is preserving Victoria’s history, providing funding for the organisations at the heart of communities to research and showcase local history.Minister for...
Northern Health staff recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
A Northern Health Board Director and doctor have received acknowledgement in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours.Dr Sherene Devanesen AM, Board Director, and Dr Amanda...
Neighbouring councils scoops up awards
City of Whittlesea, in collaboration with Mitchell Shire Council and Hume City Council, were named finalists and winners in a series of industry awards...
Let the light shine at St Pat’s
Last Wednesday, the Kilmore-Wallan Returned Services League (RSL) sub-branch and St Patrick’s Primary School hosted a short documentary, Let The Light Shine.More than 200...
