Northern Star Weekly
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Paw-sitive plans
Lalor’s dog lovers could soon have a new spot for their pets to run, play and socialise with plans currently underway for an off-leash dog…
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Head start for students
Hume’s secondary students are being given a boost thanks to a move by council to allocate more than $76,000 in scholarship awards across 59 participants…
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Split results for Bundoora
It was a mixed weekend for Bundoora in the Bowls Victoria weekend pennant premier division, as it split the results on the weekend. Despite the…
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Exceptional care, every day
Every family deserves a village, a place where they are understood, supported, and surrounded by people who genuinely care. At Aspire Early Education & Kindergarten,…
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Community Hospital pending
Residents in Melbourne’s north will soon have easier access to vital healthcare, with the long-awaited Mernda Community Hospital set to officially open on Monday 24…
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Blow for Watson
Whittlesea’s Tara Watson will spend significant time on the sidelines after a serious knee injury. The Melbourne Vixens announced that Watson, a Vixens training partner,…
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Rolls Royce to power Victoria’s defence industry
The state government has signed a deal with Rolls Royce to support Victoria’s defence industry. On Tuesday, 4 November, Industry and Advanced Manufacturing Minister Colin…
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Jets announce first signings
Greenvale has locked in a number of new signings for next year’s Essendon District Football League premier division season, including a favourite son. The first…
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Businesses take a bow
Hume’s business community has celebrated its night of nights, with council inviting innovators, entrepreneurs, and visionaries to mark a year of business success on Thursday…
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Bird deaths spark outcry
A distressing wildlife incident has sparked concern among Craigieburn locals after several native birds drowned in an overflow drain along Aitken Creek in recent weeks.…
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Crosses for those who sacrificed
The Epping RSL has been busy preparing a moving tribute to honour Australians who served and sacrificed in wars and conflicts across generations. In the…
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Aged care concern
More than 100 Whittlesea residents have voiced their opposition to a proposed three-storey aged care development, claiming the project is “not in the right location.”…
