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EPA on scent of odour
AUSTRALIAN Native Landscapes has been fined $5506 in the latest move by the Environment Protection Authority to address the ongoing odour problems at its Coldstream…
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Vineyards get all-clear
By Kath Gannaway THE Yarra Valley Wine Growers Association (YVWGA) has welcomed results of a Department of Primary Industry survey confirming no new phylloxera outbreaks.…
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Loved by all
By Melissa MeehanFAMILY and friends are in mourning following the loss of 19-year-old Jason Hill after his body was found in a storm water drain…
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Driver lucky after Black Spur crash
– Kath GannawayA COURIER driver who crashed his van on the Black Spur on Wednesday was lucky to walk away uninjured. The Croydon man was…
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Pedestrian bridge is safer option
By Melissa DonchiPEDESTRIANS in Healesville wanting to cross between Queens Park and the East End have the odds stacked against them. Ian Pike works at…
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Adapting to change
By Melissa DonchiHOW does a writer respond to climate change? According to Healesville’s Bob Rich, they publish their books online which is just what the…
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Health stop
By Dion TeasdaleWOORI Yallock Fitness Centre is a one stop centre for all health and general wellbeing needs. The centre is home to a fully…
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Cash in on the property market
By Shaun Inguanzo Victoria’s peak real estate body is telling firsthome buyers to cashin on a stabilising property market. Last week the Real Estate Institute…
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Funds bring track on on line for connection
WORK will begin this month on a new pathway in Seville after the Shire of Yarra Ranges and State Government committed funds to the project.…
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Call for voice on water plan
By Kath GannawayA MEMBER of the Powelltown Residents’ Water Association (PRWA) is calling for a referendum on proposed changes to a water bottling proposal for…
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Vision comes to life
By DAVID HODGETTWORKING together in partnership with our community brings us closer to achieving the Vision 2020 – Community Plan. We are committed to sharing…
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Highlands group backs state plan
REGIONAL environment group The Central Highlands Alliance (TCHA) has applauded the State Government’s new Moving Forward package unveiled last week. The $502 million package, which…
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