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28/02/2006
Lead Stories
Cash in train
SOUTH Morang is one step closer to getting its rail line with the extension likely to be included i...  (28/02/2006)

Flippin’ good news for the folk in need
VOLUNTEERS will be flat-out flipping pancakes today to raise money for local disadvantaged families....  (28/02/2006)

Health centre in cash crisis
HUME’S ailing public health services have been dealt a major blow with Dianella Community Health for...  (28/02/2006)

Workers
BROADMEADOWS Bunnings staff will be having a flipping good time when they bring out the fry pans and...  (28/02/2006)

Fines plea for young
A LOCAL legal service is calling for youths not to be fined for fare evasion on public transport. W...  (28/02/2006)

Clean up at Farm
LOCALS are already flocking to Farm Vigano as the restoration of the historic site continues. Dr Ja...  (28/02/2006)

Kraft walks the talk
KRAFT, unlike many employers, spends money on advertising to find its workers new jobs. The Broadme...  (28/02/2006)

MP fears workers will lose dignity
ALMOST 700 jobs have been lost in Hume over the past few months, and more jobs could go or conditio...  (28/02/2006)

Swim sisters clock up 90km
IMAGINE swimming 1628 laps of a 50-metre pool, or more than 90 kilometres. Four Eden Park sisters – ...  (28/02/2006)

Youth aid falls short
A FUNDING shortfall has left Whittlesea residents waiting several months for youth counselling servi...  (28/02/2006)

Clinic crisis to
SCALING-BACK of operation hours at Dianella’s general practice clinic is expected to be felt across ...  (28/02/2006)

In Calwell they’re a happy lot
FEELING satisfied? Apparently so if you live in one of the 22 suburbs that cover the federal seat o...  (28/02/2006)

PM’s comments confuse
WHAT is an Australian value? Hume residents last week responded to comments from Prime Minister Joh...  (28/02/2006)

Police crack down
A NEW undercover operation that’s getting tough on enforcing liquor licensing laws across Hume is c...  (28/02/2006)

Manfred a Labor
A CALL for new blood to the ALP has convinced a 62-year-old St Albans resident to step up to the pla...  (28/02/2006)

Witnesses
DETECTIVES are calling for witnesses to come forward following an indecent assault near Broadmeadow...  (28/02/2006)

North pushes for biosecurity centre
SUPPORT is building for setting up a proposed national biosecurity centre in Melbourne’s north. A c...  (28/02/2006)

Call to make Hume sparkle
HUME residents have been urged to pitch in and help the municipality “sparkle” for a day. Anyone ca...  (28/02/2006)

All Other Stories
Socialism is not ‘Stalinism’
LALOR resident Andrew Calleja is out to explode a few myths about socialism. The 29-year-old student...  (28/02/2006)

Find an outlet with furnishings
HOME Outlet, Melbourne’s blind and plantation shutter superstore in Hoppers Crossing, continues to s...  (28/02/2006)

Relay runners hit the north
IT WAS further than Rita Mercuri had walked in more than 20 years. There were blisters, there was p...  (28/02/2006)

Grape expectations
THEY say that wine is the food of the gods. At Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT) in Epping...  (28/02/2006)

Weather gods thwart Mernda
SATURDAY’S torrential rain has severely dented Mernda’s chances of playing in the Diamond Valley Cri...  (28/02/2006)

Finals dream continues for green Premier team
LALOR’S dream run in the Royal Victorian Bowls Association continued after its Premier division adva...  (28/02/2006)

First taste leaves good impression
FIVE students from Northern Mixed Martial Arts swapped kimonos for fighting shorts and T-shirts in t...  (28/02/2006)

Premiership team pushes for players
LALOR’S women’s football team has come along way since the glory of winning the Victorian Women’s Fo...  (28/02/2006)

Recchia makes return for Blues
A YEAR ago, Carl Recchia was gearing up for the biggest move of his soccer career. After three year...  (28/02/2006)

Eagles aim to fly high
AIRPORT West Football Club is hoping a blend of youth and experience will take it to within striking...  (28/02/2006)

Weather washes away Broady hopes
BROADMEADOWS’ Victorian Sub District Cricket Association (VSDCA) season is over after rain ruined it...  (28/02/2006)

It’s final – Glenroy hosts the best
THE highest standard of lawn bowls in the state made its way to Glenroy Bowls Club on the weekend. T...  (28/02/2006)

Wet weather wipes out NWCA finals preview
NORTH West Cricket Association ladder leader Pascoe Vale was in trouble in its first innings against...  (28/02/2006)

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