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Restoration works underway at Kelly house

By Jackson RussellThe childhood home of Victorian icon, bushranger Ned Kelly, is receiving some much-needed restoration works.Works began at the Kelly House in February...

New plan to transform the Melbourne’s north

A hospital and intermodal freight terminal in Beveridge and the extension of metropolitan train lines to Wallan and Wollert are highlights of a new...

Farmer fears extinction in growth corridor

By Steph McNicolBEVERIDGE farmer Greg Heffernan fears the development of Melbourne’s metropolitan outskirts will force agricultural farming out of existence.Having lived on his Beveridge...

New road to ease Beveridge traffic

By Jackson RussellA new street will be built around Beveridge Primary School’s new west campus to help ease congestion, but Mitchell Shire Council will...

Indian playgroup begins in Beveridge

By Evelyn Leckie -  A NEW Indian playgroup in Beveridge hosted its official opening last week, celebrating with traditional dancing, speeches and a lighting the...

Quarry hits roadblock

By Jackson RussellMitchell Shire Council is seeking that a quarry is listed as a prohibited land use as part of its submission to the...

Poor postal service in spotlight

By Evelyn LeckieMEMBER for McEwen Rob Mitchell has told Federal Parliament he’s concerned about the delays in postal delivery times affecting several suburbs in...

Beveridge plan unveiled

By Jackson RussellPlanning to develop a 1250-hectare piece of land north-west of Beveridge, set to include up to 16,200 homes, is now at the...

Parking headaches for Beveridge

PARKING restrictions during pick-up time outside Beveridge Primary School are causing headaches for parents who don’t want their young children crossing Lithgow Street without...

Ned Kelly returns

By Evelyn LeckieNED Kelly returned to Beveridge last week – the remade statue version that is.Earlier this year the original statue of Ned Kelly,...
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