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Star Whittlesea, Mernda, Doreen

19/02/2008
Lead Stories
Teens arrested over assault
POLICE have arrested two 15-year-old youths after a man was assaulted and robbed at Broadmeadows ear...  (19/02/2008)

Site likely to be dumped
THE controversial Tullamarine toxic dump was set to close yesterday — and may never reopen. The dum...  (19/02/2008)

It’s a cop-out
LIBERAL MP Fran Bailey has hit out at plans to close down the police residence in the township of W...  (19/02/2008)

Riding the bus made easier
BUS shelters in the City of Whittlesea will soon be more accessible for people in wheelchairs and t...  (19/02/2008)

The day their flag was flown with gusto
...  (19/02/2008)

Landscape the home with art
JUST a short walk from the Craigieburn Festival this weekend will be a showcase of some of the area’...  (19/02/2008)

20,000 to be dazzled, delighted
THE CRAIGIEBURN Festival is set to rock this weekend with about 20,000 people expected to travel to ...  (19/02/2008)

Save on microchipping
MITCHELL Shire residents will be able to have their cats and dogs microchipped for the less than hal...  (19/02/2008)

Free session to plant the seed
LOCALS have been invited to a session on planting and propagating indigenous local species. The sess...  (19/02/2008)

Jenkins elected House Speaker
SCULLIN MP Harry Jenkins has been elected – unopposed – to the post of Speaker of the nation’s Hous...  (19/02/2008)

Students flag their understanding of a historic day
THEY might be littlies, but when Mill Park Heights Primary School principal Deborah Patterson asked ...  (19/02/2008)

Standing tall in the breeze
...  (19/02/2008)

Shooting for gold is in their sights
ONE is a frontrunner to make an Olympic debut and the other wants a gold medal to rival her husband’...  (19/02/2008)

Smile, your footpath may be at fault!
A QUAD bike equipped with two digital cameras is taking photos along all Hume footpaths to determine...  (19/02/2008)

Greenhouse touch to the great divide
THE completion of the final stage of Greenvale’s Mickleham Rd duplication has been hailed as a stat...  (19/02/2008)

Ageing process may solve mystery
VICTORIAN Homicide Squad detectives believe an aged image could be the key to solving the murder of...  (19/02/2008)

Seven sites for sore eyes
TWO tonnes of waste are expected to be collected by the anticipated 100 volunteers who get down and...  (19/02/2008)

Mateship starts with mix ‘n’ match
A VOLUNTEER program linking Australians and migrants in Melbourne’s north has become so successful ...  (19/02/2008)

Chinese history in the making
AFTER months of research and hard work, a new book on the history of local people of Chinese descent...  (19/02/2008)

Thumbs-up weekend of festivities
THIS year’s Whittlesea Country Music Festival is being lauded as a huge success – and there’s proof ...  (19/02/2008)

Youth on assault charge bailed
A CRAIGIEBURN youth charged over an attack that left 19-year-old Jason Gulle unconscious with seriou...  (19/02/2008)

Nylon nets a trap for flying foxes
FRUIT growers have been urged to avoid using nylon netting to protect their trees after Little Red F...  (19/02/2008)

Families urged to splash out
SPLISH and splash into the Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre safely this weekend — that’s th...  (19/02/2008)

All Other Stories
Friends needed to help support foster care kids
AN INITIATIVE to help support local children in foster care is in need of volunteers from the Nort...  (19/02/2008)

Leisurely pace fast-tracked
THE Craigieburn Leisure Centre redevelopment was given a welcome boost last week after Hume City Cou...  (19/02/2008)

School expecting growth spurts, too
IF YOU wanted to, you could probably cram the entire school population of the newly opened Epping V...  (19/02/2008)

After 10 years, it’s a major operation
THE Northern Hospital has marked its 10th anniversary. Northern Health chief executive Andrew Perrig...  (19/02/2008)

Keilor Gift taken
AN INTERSTATE entrant who took up competitive running only five years ago has taken out the 2008 Kei...  (19/02/2008)

Green light for pennant
BROADMEADOWS Bowls Club has resumed playing pennant bowls on its new surface. The club held its sing...  (19/02/2008)

Broadmeadows gives away win
AN UNDISCIPLINED Broadmeadows outfit handed opponent Oakleigh a much-needed win with only two rounds...  (19/02/2008)

Thomastown ambushed
COMPETITION leaders Thomastown United were surprised by a competitive Eltham Collegians outfit who ...  (19/02/2008)

Epping in spot of bother
A DIAMOND Creek bowling rampage has dismissed ladder leader Epping for 156 with only a fortnight to...  (19/02/2008)

Merge boost for women
DIAMOND Creek Women’s Football Club has less than two months to train its premier and newly formed r...  (19/02/2008)

Women flock to fields in North
THE ever growing demand for women’s footy has reached a new high with the announcement a new Youth c...  (19/02/2008)

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