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This is a local news roundup from the Mitchell Shire area, dated December 2, 2025. Key highlights include the construction of a new $6 million home for the Kilmore SES, a Christmas initiative by the Lions Club in Whittlesea, approval for a tunnel in Sunday Creek, ongoing work on the Council bin system, a fundraising event (“A night for Ray”), funding for Mitchell Shire libraries, community-driven changes to the Seymour Hub, road works aimed at motorcyclists, a sports partnership between Victory and Assumption, weather impacting weekend events (“wet and wild”), good performance by Blasters and Panthers, an historic launch for SDCAT, clean-up efforts in Tallarook and Seymour, cricket games affected by rain, and a crossword puzzle is being offered.

News Article:

Mitchell Shire Sees Progress and Community Spirit Despite Wet Weather

MITCHELL SHIRE, December 2, 2025 – From new infrastructure to community initiatives and weather-related disruptions, the Mitchell Shire is a hive of activity, according to the latest local news.

The Kilmore SES is set to receive a major upgrade with a new $6 million facility, boosting emergency response capabilities in the region. Meanwhile, the Lions Club is spreading Christmas cheer to Whittlesea families with their annual holiday program.

Infrastructure development continues with the approval of a new tunnel in Sunday Creek. The Council bin system project is also progressing, promising improvements to waste management.

Community engagement is proving effective, with community feedback shaping the design and functionality of the Seymour Hub. Mitchell Shire libraries are also set to benefit from new funding.

Motorcyclists will welcome road works aimed at improving safety and riding conditions. Sportsmanship is also on display with a new partnership between Victory and Assumption.

Despite the positive developments, heavy rain has impacted weekend events and sporting activities. Cricket matches have been slowed down, and the “wet and wild weekend” affected outdoor activities.

Other news includes the success of fundraising event “A Night for Ray”. Plus strong performances from local teams the Blasters and Panthers. There was also a historic launch for SDCAT. Clean up efforts took place in Tallarook and Seymour.

Residents can also test their mental agility with the weekly crossword puzzle featured in the local news.

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