Kilmore busking festival a winner

THE Kilmore Regional Busking Festival has been named Mitchell Shire Council’s Community Event of the Year, celebrating an event that has grown from a...

Passion drives young volunteer

A YOUNG volunteer’s dedication and compassion has been recognised with the Mitchell Shire Council’s Access and Inclusion Champion award, highlighting the powerful impact of...

Reap rewards with pet rego

Mitchell Shire dog and cat owners can register their pets and enjoy the rewards, including faster reunions with their pets, lower fees and avoiding...

A life of service

By Ashok VermaKNOWN among friends as Jumbo, Seymour’s Ken Hall has done mammoth work for a countless number of local organisations over the years.For...

New youth business case

THE City of Whittlesea is one step closer to the establishment of a Youth Hub, with council in the process of developing a business...

Duo lends a hand to veterans

By Ashok VermaYoung Citizen of the YearJoint winners Sam Quigg and Max ChetcutiSAM Quigg and Max Chetcuti last year answered a call for duty...

Council seeking feedback

MITCHELL Shire Council has sought residents’ feedback on its draft 10-year capital works program and the development of the 2026/27 budget.The consultation process will...

Season opening for PRACC

THE City of Whittlesea is thrilled to announce the return of the Plenty Ranges Arts and Convention Centre (PRACC) Performance Program in 2026. This...

Rebuilding lives

By Ashok VermaRECOVERY mode has kicked in to get North Central residents’ life back on track after the devastating bushfires.Mitchell, Strathbogie and Murrindindi Shire...

Vacancy at council again

RESIDENTS in the Thomastown ward of the City of Whittlesea council will head back to the polls to start 2026, with the sudden resignation...