In this episode of the Mill Park podcast, we delve into the local political scene, discussing the recent appointment of a monitor to the Whittlesey council and the potential implications for local governance. As a self-proclaimed anarchist, I express my concerns about the legitimacy of local government and the potential disbandment of the council, drawing parallels to past events. I also touch on the importance of community involvement and the need for a neighbourhood watch to enhance local safety, especially in light of recent criminal activities in the area.

Additionally, I highlight a couple of local businesses worth checking out, including Against Grind and Plant Patty, both offering unique culinary experiences in the Mill Park area. I also encourage listeners to engage with the podcast through the value-for-value model, inviting contributions in the form of time, talent, or treasure to support the ongoing development of the podcast and its community-focused content. Stay tuned for more updates and insights into the happenings around Mill Park.

Links:

• Police Arrest Four Teens - Police.vic.gov.au
• Vivean Gray - Wikipedia
• Against The Grind - Facebook
• Plant Patty
• Whittlesea council inquiry begins - Northern Star