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  • Good to the core

    Good to the core

    By KATH GANNAWAY GLADYSDALE’S Apple and Wine Festival was big this year. From the return of the school symbol, the Big Apple, to its rightful…

  • Walkers’ amazing feat

    Walkers’ amazing feat

    By JESSE GRAHAM THOUSANDS of eager walkers made their way through the Yarra Ranges over the weekend, as part of the intense Oxfam Trailwalker event,…

  • Siren of love

    By KATH GANNAWAY “LET the siren that starts the game be a siren that sounds out our commitment to inclusion, love and respect for all…

  • A matter of pride

    A matter of pride

    By KATH GANNAWAY AFL operations manager Mark Evans described the Yarra Glen and Yarra Junction football clubs as the “pride of the community and the…

  • Broken wings for Healing

    Broken wings for Healing

    By JESSE GRAHAM A HEALESVILLE Sanctuary program that connected rehabilitating birds with rehabilitating prisoners is set for the big screen this week, with the release…

  • Budget for fauna

    Budget for fauna

    By KATH GANNAWAY VICTORIA’S two faunal emblems will benefit from a $3.2 million injection of funds in the 2014-’15 State Budget. Environment Minister Ryan Smith…

  • Silver Friends plan for gold

    Silver Friends plan for gold

    By KATH GANNAWAY AS the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater (FoHH) approach 25 years in their ongoing efforts to save Victoria’s faunal (bird) emblem from…

  • Services honour fallen heroes

    Services honour fallen heroes

    By KATH GANNAWAY FROM dawn through to dusk, the sacrifice of men and women who bravely fought for their country over the past century was…

  • Tribute tradition kept alive

    Tribute tradition kept alive

    By JESSE GRAHAM HUNDREDS of community members and war veterans gathered to pay their respects to soldiers past and present at a number of Anzac…

  • Gillies exposes political foibles

    Gillies exposes political foibles

    By KATH GANNAWAY POLITICIANS such as Bob Hawke and Andrew Peacock couldn’t escape the razor wit of Max Gillies in the 80s, and there’s no…

  • Battery drive in top gear

    Battery drive in top gear

    By KATH GANNAWAY WANDIN Rotary Club is collecting old car batteries to light up the Wandin Football ground. That doesn’t mean the Bulldogs have given…

  • Olivia’s making news

    Olivia’s making news

    By JESSE GRAHAM HEALESVILLE Primary School student Olivia Marshall got to live a day as a reporter earlier this month, after she topped hundreds of…

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