Sustainability shops set to open

TWO new reuse shops will open this Saturday, March 14, at the Wallan and Seymour Resource Recovery Centres.Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) is partnering with...

Feedback wanted for road safety

MITCHELL Shire Council (MSC) is inviting community feedback on its draft Road Safety Strategy and Action Plan 2026-2031, now available for public consultation. Earlier this...

Bringing new life to old treasures

THERE’S a quiet revolution happening at the Mernda Neighbourhood House and it doesn’t involve pitchforks or protest signs.Instead, it’s powered by screwdrivers, sewing needles...

Council surveys under way

THE City of Whittlesea is inviting residents to share their thoughts through two separate surveys that are currently under way, each designed to support...

Have a say on council services

MITCHELL Shire Council is participating in the Local Government Victoria Community Satisfaction Survey (CSS) to understand how residents perceive the performance of council services...

Invitation to Cultural Diversity Week

THE City of Whittlesea is inviting the community to celebrate Cultural Diversity Week from March 21 to 29.This year’s theme, ‘Culture connects us all,’...

Curiosity grows over CEO contract

CONFIDENTIAL City of Whittlesea Council discussions about the employment contract of Chief Executive Officer, Craig Lloyd, have sparked renewed community interest in the Council,...

Purr-fect time for cat adoptions

IF you’ve been thinking about adding a friendly feline to your family, now is the purr-fect time.From March 1 to April 30, the wat...

Town centre project begins

WORKS have begun on a major streetscape upgrade in Thomastown, with the Boulevard Town Centre Revitalisation Project officially breaking ground this month.The project has...

Outcry over housing

FRUSTRATION was the word at Mitchell Shire Council’s (MSC) first meeting of 2026, with councillors taking aim at the state government’s new planning provisions...
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