Whittlesea Review

The North Central Review Pty Ltd (NCR) is a newspaper publishing firm located in Kilmore, Australia. Established in 2004, this company emerged from the union of The North Central Review and The Kilmore Free Press newspapers. NCR's newspaper lineage began in 1870 with the first issue of The Kilmore Free Press. The company currently publishes several weekly tabloids, including The North Central Review, launched in 2004, and The Free Press, which joined NCR in the same year. Additionally, The Whittlesea Review was introduced in 2006. Both The Free Press and The Whittlesea Review feature content from The North Central Review.

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All To Play For - The North Central Review

5 days ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

A PERFECT day for football and netball saw plenty of interesting results around the region. Riddell District Football Netball LeagueWallan are back in the hunt for the double-chance ahead of a must-win game against Kyneton at home this week, taking care of Woodend-Hesket by 45 points at Gilbert Gordon Reserve. The Magpies led by nine points at quarter time, but really put its foot down in the second term, kicking six goals to two to increase its lead to 36 points by the main break.
Teams Jockeying For Finals

5 days ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

IT was a big weekend for many of the region’s teams as the fight for finals intensified. Whittlesea was completely dominant after half time as it demolished Watsonia by 122 points at Binnak Park. In a complete role-reversal of their previous meeting, the Eagles were dominant from the start, and held the Saints to one goal in the first half to lead by 37 points at the main break.
Pacers’ Near-perfect Weekend Yields Crucial Victories

5 days ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

IT was a weekend of near-perfection for Whittlesea, almost claiming a clean sweep across its Big V competitions. The Pacers’ men continue to leave no stone unturned in their quest to claim division one glory, recovering from a 15-point half time deficit to score a six-point win over Bulleen in front of their supporters at Mill Park Basketball Stadium.
Lions And Eagles Stay In Top Five

5 days ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

SOUTH Morang took a big win to stay in reach of the double chance as they hosted Panton Hill at Mill Park Lakes Reserve. The Lions were never headed at any point during the afternoon, kicking four goals to nil in the first term to lead by 26 points. South Morang continued to expand the margin beyond any doubt, leading by 38 points at half time and 66 points at the final change, before adding five more goals in the last term to win 16.7 (103) to 1.1 (7).
Tough Weekend For Blues And Magpies

5 days ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

KILMORE took lessons away from having its colours lowered by division two front-runner Lower Plenty at JJ Clancy Reserve. The Bears got the jump on Kilmore on Sunday afternoon by kicking four goals to one behind to lead by 23 points at the opening change. However, the Blues played some encouraging football in the second quarter to show it was up for the fight, and a late goal left the Blues sitting just 16 points down at the main break.
Big Weekend For Whittlesea Teams

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

IT was the most successful weekend of the season for the Whittlesea region’s teams. In the Northern Football Netball League division two competition, Whittlesea utilised a 10-goal third term to move to within one game of top spot, taking a 54-point win over Northcote Park at the Whittlesea Showgrounds. The Eagles had the ascendancy early, kicking four goals to three to lead by 10 points at the first change, and held on to that lead throughout the second term, holding station with two goals apiece.
Too Many To Count?

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

HOW many childcare centres is too many childcare centres? For Wallan residents along Stanley Street, that is the question they have been asking, which has now been received by the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) as part of their Community Questions and Hearings Committee meeting last Monday night.
Blues Power Into Top Five

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

KILMORE needed plenty of luck if it were to return to the Northern Football Netball League division three’s top five at the halfway point of the season. Everything would fall into place on a cold, wet afternoon at JJ Clancy Reserve, with the Blues dominant in taking an 86-point victory against Old Eltham Collegians. Old Eltham came into the game sitting in last position with just one win, but Kilmore knew it needed to get a fast start to give their supporters a relatively comfortable afternoon.
Lions Tame Saints To Move Into Top Six

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

SEYMOUR will turn for the second half of the Goulburn Valley Football League season in the top six by a game, thanks to a 34-point victory over Benalla at Kings Park on Saturday afternoon. With the weather seemingly clearing up slightly, it was a competitive, high-scoring opening term. Jack Murphy hit the scoreboard first for the Lions, and this would be a pattern for the day which would see him lead from the front.
Mid-season Football And Netball Review

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

The King’s Birthday weekend marks the halfway point of local football and netball’s season. For the Mitchell region’s clubs, what has happened so far in 2025? Lancefield FNCWhat’s Gone Right? The clear standout for Lancefield this season so far is the stunning season the Tigers’ netball club has had.