Steve Kelly is a journalist at North East Media, where he has been since 2004. He covers a wide range of topics with a particular focus on politics, health, community development, and local issues in Wangaratta. His work has been featured in various publications including CounterPunch, The Hill, and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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Steve Kelly focuses on local news, including city council happenings, infrastructure projects, and community events in Wangaratta. His coverage includes topics such as government & politics, real estate industry updates, crime reports and sports.
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Safety report deems crossing needed, but no funding in budget yet to make it happen.
Councillors make a decision on explosives storage proposed for Murmungee farmland. Steve Kelly
Wheeled Activity Strategy maps out next 10 years of development for Wangaratta area.
We’ve dropped two full videos covering the 2026 edition of the VPW Allstars Drag & Drive event over on our S treet Machine TV YouTube channel and we’ve sent our epic, 10-page coverage of the event to print, which will be out in the September issue.
By: Steve Kelly
Changes to come into effect by late September Steve Kelly Rural City of Wangaratta councillors have adopted a recommendation for a staged transition away from council's direct delivery of aged care services.
Wangaratta council has approved the exit of direct delivery of aged care programs following consultation with stakeholders.
Nature is under siege. America’s debt slaves are paying for it. I know, duh! Across Montana and the mountainous territories of the Northern Rockies
Red-lidded bin will return to weekly pick-up under an elected Coalition state government.
Aged care service providers can make transition easier for clients, families navigating change.
Land priced right in city attracting wider market including investors and first home buyers.
