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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Movers And Shakers In NFNL

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

ROUND seven of the Northern Football Netball League competition saw plenty of movement from teams looking to keep their form going ahead of the halfway point of the season. Whittlesea will look to rebound after taking its second consecutive loss in division two, this time away to Macleod. It means the Eagles have lost to both of the top two on the ladder in consecutive weeks.
Mitchell Shire Council Business Case For Bridge

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

WITH the draft Budget of the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) revealed, a full vote to determine the future of the Goulburn River Bridge in Seymour was put to another vote at last Monday’s Council meeting, following a push from the Seymour Friends of the Bridge to revisit their decision in February to cancel the contract.
Potential Intersection Green Lights At Broadford

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

THERE is potential movement towards a resolution which involves installing traffic lights at the notorious intersection between High Street and Hamilton Street in Broadford, with a recent Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) community questions meeting providing more clarity on road plans in the area. Pushed by the Broadford Residents Action Group (BRAG), the move to include it in the upcoming MSC Budget advanced after three years of discussions.
Eagles Unable To Contain Creek

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

THERE were mixed results across the Whittlesea region in the Northern Football Netball League (NFNL). Whittlesea has lowered its colours for the first time this season, losing to Diamond Creek in a clash which pitted first and second by 31 points at the Whittlesea Showgrounds. The Creekers got the jump on Whittlesea, kicking four goals to two in the opening term to lead by 12 points at the opening change.
A Weekend Of Hoops

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

Wallan’s Big V women powers onWALLAN had a mixed weekend in the Big V competition for round eight. The Panthers were well in the game against Southern Peninsula at RB Robson Stadium on Saturday night, but a last term 20-13 run meant that the Sharks stole a march on Wallan to run away with a 74-67 victory.
Eagles And Power Get It Done

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

WHITTLESEA and Laurimar continued their march into the top two of their respective Northern Football Netball League competitions with contrasting wins. The Eagles needed three quarters to put away Thomastown at Main Street Reserve but eventually came out of it remaining unbeaten ahead of an early-season showdown against early frontrunners Diamond Creek. Whittlesea made a strong start to kick three of the first four goals to open up a 12-point lead at the first change.
Teams Starting To Make Moves

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

A MIXED weekend of football and netball across the region saw thrillers aplenty as the season continues to heat up. Goulburn Valley Football LeagueSeymour have made it three wins in a row in the Goulburn Valley Football League competition, sweeping aside Tatura to win by 104 points. A fast start saw the Lions score five goals in next to no time, before settling to a 32-point lead at the first change, 39-7.
Pacers Staying In Touch

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

WHITTLESEA Pacers had a mixed weekend of basketball in the Big V competition. The Pacers’ men’s team hosted Warrnambool at home, and were comfortable in taking victory, leading from go-to-whoa. Patty Green and Raheem Anthony were the keys for the Pacers, particularly in the opening quarter where they helped set up the Pacers’ 27-13 run to take a comfortable lead.
No Luck In Women’s Competition

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

IT was an unsuccessful weekend for Whittlesea’s women’s teams in the Northern Football Netball League competition. Whittlesea had no response for a North Heidelberg team who waltzed into the Whittlesea Showgrounds and recorded a 48-point victory. The Bulldogs got away to a decent start by scoring the only goal of the first term to lead 8-0, then added two more goals in the second term to increase their lead to 20 points by half time, leading 21-1.
Key Teams Take Wins

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

A MONTH has been completed in the Northern Football Netball League season, yet we’re still learning about who might hold the balance of power. Whittlesea had their biggest test of the season thus far with a crunch clash against high-flying St Mary’s at Whatmough Park, but it was the Eagles who ran away with the contest with the game on the line in the last half, kicking six goals to three to turn a three-point deficit at the main break into a 17-point victory, 10.14 (74) to 8.9 (57).