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  • Millions saved in pokies shutdown

    Millions saved in pokies shutdown

    Nearly $50 million has been been saved from electronic gaming machines in Hume since the COVID-19 pandemic began, new data reveals. The Alliance for Gambling…

  • Men’s shed keeps mental health in mind

    Men’s shed keeps mental health in mind

    Mental health training will be the first item on the agenda when Hume Men’s Shed Sunbury members can gather again. Shed members received a $4600…

  • Moving house still permitted

    Moving house still permitted

    While real estate offices have shut down in metropolitan Melbourne under strict stage four restrictions, some services will continue to operate as usual. According to…

  • Violent offenders reach out for help

    Violent offenders reach out for help

    More than $20 million will help support those who may be at risk of experiencing family violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. The state government announced…

  • Petbarn appeal tops last year’s total

    Petbarn appeal tops last year’s total

    Sunbury shoppers helped their Petbarn store raise more than $1500 towards Petbarn Foundation’s Seeing Eye Dog Appeal to help cover the costs of breeding, training…

  • Youth focus for environment project

    Youth focus for environment project

    Hume council will investigate expanding its Environmental Champs program to include opportunities for young people. During the past eight years the pilot program has run,…

  • Virus fears for aged care centre

    Virus fears for aged care centre

    A Sunbury man whose wife is a resident at Goonawarra Aged Care fears the growing number of COVID-19 cases within the home is “a potential…

  • Toxic soil bid slammed

    Toxic soil bid slammed

    Hume council has backed the Sunbury and Bulla community in a bid to try and stop a proposal to send toxic soil their way. Councillors…

  • Teen’s heartfelt donation

    Teen’s heartfelt donation

    Luana is using her passion for fashion and design to give back to the community. The Aintree teenager has been busy sewing up a storm,…

  • Cancer battle a ’learning curve’

    Cancer battle a ’learning curve’

    Darryl Cocks is reminding all men that they are not “bulletproof“ when it comes to their health. In 2007, the Sunbury man was walking to…

  • Sweet sounds in uncertain times

    Sweet sounds in uncertain times

    Tim Allan is hoping his new song will bring happiness to people in an uncertain time. The Sunbury musician is releasing his new song Honey…

  • Branching out leads to job satisfaction

    Branching out leads to job satisfaction

    Steve Mclean says a career change has transformed his life. The Sunbury man was a truck driver for StarTrack for 23 years until he was…

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