Star Whittlesea, Mernda, Doreen
19/09/2006
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Six minutes’
A COOLAROO intersection is one of the most frustrating and congested junctions in the State, accord...
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It’s primary
The year 1985 also saw teachers and students at Meadowbank Primary School bury a time capsule that w...
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People power
KILMORE and Wallan residents are taking to the streets their fight for a Northern Highway bypass, a...
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Juggernaut
WELCOME to Epping’s state-of-the-art market.
On the right is the public’s first glimpse of what the ...
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Life ban for a
BUNDOORA Junior Football Club escaped league expulsion last week after being found guilty of causin...
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Choice is
BMX riders and skateboarders look like taking Whittlesea township by storm.
Work has begun on a new ...
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IR laws strike fear
FEARS for job security ran high at a public meeting last week as Hume workers rallied against the F...
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Users want to buy market
MELBOURNE Market users intend to buy the existing Footscray Rd market site for more than $75 millio...
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Charities in the
ILLEGAL rubbish dumping at a charity bin in Greenvale has made the spot an unsightly health hazard,...
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Sounds like
HERB Patten and gumleaves go way back.
He remembers as a five-year-old being fascinated by a leaf t...
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New life for dead phones
OLD mobile phones are helping senior citizens feel safer.
Police officers are urging mobile phone u...
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New $25m
SOUTH Morang’s new $25 million education precinct is taking shape, with the first walls going up fo...
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Small chips,
A HUME City Council worker could save his employer thousands of dollars with one bright idea.
Bushl...
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Nomination
DAVINA Woods’ grandfather was part of a generation whose fate continues to affect indigenous famili...
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Scooters get around
WHAT does it take to win a 24-hour Scooterthon?
About “213 gazillion cans of Red Bull” and an abili...
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Kellie pedals her
ON YOUR bike.
That’s the message Kellie Hooper will share with thousands of Victorian bicycle rider...
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Pedal power is spreading
THOUSANDS of Victorians will urge workmates to leave the car at home next month to recognise the 13t...
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Footy rules for the day
KICK it to me! Kick it to me!
Chilly conditions could not stop the fun of footy at Parade College i...
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Knights set sights on Cannons
AN inspired final quarter comeback has brought the Northern Knights to within one win of a grand fi...
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Time for a Boag or two
THE Boag brothers have made a lasting impression on Roxburgh Park Football Club.
Between Dylan and J...
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Horne caps boomer season
CALDER Cannons’ Andrew Horne received a glowing recommendation for his AFL draft chances when he won...
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Caruso stays on song
FORTUNATO Caruso last week became the second player in TAC Cup history to win the league’s highest i...
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Devils sign prize recruit
THE Essendon District Football League season had barely finished before Keilor Park made the first h...
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Pit raises the bar
PIT Gymnastics continues to shine on the state competition scene.
Pit, based in Mill Park but home ...
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