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Recognise your favourite school crossing supervisor

Nominations are now open for the School Crossing Supervisor of the Year Awards. School crossing supervisors have a very important job assisting children and...

Little Yarra Steiner School and Kindergarten bring a free musical gift to the community

Enjoy a night of beautiful music from the Little Yarra Steiner School and Kindergarten as the students, teachers and guest soloists perform St John...

Students facing hardship at Box Hill Institute supported after celebrity chef fundraiser

Box Hill Institute raised $17,500 to help students struggling to make ends meet with the help of their alumni and celebrity chefs Guy Grossi...

Amendment approved to help speed up the rebuilding process

A review of the Erosion Management Overlay (EMO) has received approval by the Minister for Planning which now means those few residents unable to...

Saws down as state’s forest logging firm gets the chop

A state-owned forestry company is being wound up after a ban on logging native trees, legal troubles and battles with environment and wildlife groups. Victoria's...

Yarra Ranges Council update Warburton Urban Design Framework ahead of 26 March meeting

Following additional targeted consultation with key community groups in Warburton, Yarra Ranges Council will consider adopting the Warburton Urban Design Framework (UDF) later this...

Millgrove community market on Saturday

Millgrove Market will be up and running on Saturday 16 March with the community encouraged to come along and support stall holders. Over 30...

Childcare places remain hard to come by in Casey

The availability of childcare remains dire in large parts of Australia with the Casey electorate and other outer-eastern areas no stranger to the struggle...

Frustrated story reborn as good lesson

The story of a Yarra Ranges resident becomes the basic source of a course for Year 11 and 12 students in Victoria. James Wood has...

Aussie invention predicts power line faults that can cause bushfires

An early fault detection (EFD) system designed at RMIT University is helping to prevent bushfires and blackouts in North America, Europe and Australia. IND Technology,...

Wandin North resubdivision request refused by VCAT

A persistent property owner in Wandin North has had an appeal for a subdivision application rejected by VCAT, following an initial rejection from Yarra...

Cat desexing grants opened to help councils tackle overpopulation

At the start of March, the Victorian Government announced a renewed push to address the overpopulation of cats with a $300,000 trial program and...

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