Grants to help regions thrive

LOCAL community groups with a mission for the betterment of their towns have help to achieve their goals.They can apply for Greater Western Water’s...

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...

A pop-up for a cause

CHRIST Church Kilmore Anglican Op Shop volunteers had a great day out at Broadford last Tuesday, as they raised money for bushfire recovery.It was...

Probus travels to Creswick

ON a cold March morning, a group of Probus members and friends boarded a coach at Whittlesea to visit a colder place to the...

Roll up and see the Ford Model T

THE moment has arrived for the Romsey Men’s Shed to unveil a restored 1925 T Model Ford as part of its annual open day...

Vandalism at Community Garden

OVERNIGHT last Monday, vandals destroyed two styrofoam propagation stations containing 72 valuable seedlings for the TreeProject Ovens Landcare Network.Volunteers at the Kilmore Community Garden...

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...

Dancing and singing feature at Wallan U3A

WALLAN U3A community group held its annual registration day at Wallan Neighbourhood House last Friday morning.The University for the Third Age (U3A) is a...

Women celebrated

WOMEN who quietly power many of the district’s community organisations were recognised and celebrated when locals gathered at the Whittlesea Community Activity Centre last...

Club gears for milestone

THE Combined Probus Club of Whittlesea is gearing up to celebrate its 25th anniversary.Preparations are in full swing to mark the occasion at a...
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