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Long-time friends unite for August exhibition at the Warburton Waterwheel

The Warburton Waterwheel is currently displaying the work of local artists and friends, Jenny Davis and Jerry Osadczuk, within the gallery. Both contemporary landscapes...

LinC calling for support in the face of high demand for fresh food

Extreme demand for food relief has seen LinC Yarra Valley’s Fresh Food Program record a dramatic increase in people accessing their stocks. In the last...

Key contributors to the community independents movement speaking at Voices For Casey event

Voices For Casey is continuing its lead-up to next year’s election with an event bringing together some of the key names and faces of...

Unprepared visitors put dampener on Mt Donna Buang snow fun

While the sight of snow on Mt Donna Buang is exciting for locals and visitors alike, it’s important visitors are prepared before ascending the...

Local firefighters deployed to help in Canada fires

Forest Fire Management Victoria firefighters have answered the call of their Canadian counterparts to support the efforts to contain the country’s devastating bushfires. Firefighters...

Birrarung Riverfest back for 2024

The Birrarung Riverfest is back after its successful inaugural event last year, bringing over 30 events on the banks of the river from Warburton...

Roadworks slated for service lane in Woori Yallock

The service lane in front of 1355 Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Road, Woori Yallock is slated for the week commencing Monday 5 August 2024. Works will...

Support the Yarra Valley Red Cross Branch

If you are heading past Launch Fresh on Saturday 3 August, feel free to stop by and support the Australian Red Cross Yarra Valley...

Upgrade underway for Seville Splash Park

Temporary fencing is up at Seville Splash Park as works have begun to replace the flooring. The new flooring is set to create a more...

Continuing the campaign against elder abuse

A recently released independent evaluation, conducted by the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS), of the National Plan to Respond to the Abuse of...

Local link to newly-discovered MV Noongah shipwreck

The recent historic discovery of the MV Noongah shipwreck off the coast of New South Wales has a link to a local resident of...

Pledge for guide dogs

Guide Dogs Victoria is calling on all students and schools across the state to help raise vital funds for individuals living with low vision...

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Gendered violence reporting remains at fore

As the 16 Days of Activism campaign begins to again work towards the end of gendered violence, Star Mail took a look back at...