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  • Felix’s last goodbye to Mooroolbark

    Felix’s last goodbye to Mooroolbark

    For over 50 years Felix Tabone has been keeping the trains running at Lilydale, Croydon and Mooroolbark stations but has just recently hung up his…

  • Clare’s Hideaway

    Clare’s Hideaway

    Healesville artist Clare James launched a solo exhibition at the YAVA Gallery and Arts Hub. Hideaway is an expression of love for the forest and…

  • New legal tool helps locals recover after storms

    New legal tool helps locals recover after storms

    The storms that wreaked havoc throughout Yarra Ranges in early June are well in the past, but locals are still dealing with the problems they…

  • Good Netflix movie for Lockdown 6.0

    (SCREEN SCENE dinkus) Blood Red Sky Starring Peri Baumeister, Carl Anton Koch and Alexander Scheer Rated MA15+ Blood Red Sky is a tense, compelling German…

  • Community Diary

    Community Diary

    RSL raffle Warburton RSL’s raffle deadline has been extended to 29 October giving locals a greater chance at purchasing a winning ticket after the recent…

  • Smart water tank to improve platypus breeding odds

    Smart water tank to improve platypus breeding odds

    Water authorities will be turning to Melburnians to help with a novel system of ‘smart’ rainwater tanks and urban lakes that can provide crucial water…

  • New legal tool helps locals recover after storms

    New legal tool helps locals recover after storms

    The storms that wreaked havoc throughout Yarra Ranges in early June are well in the past, but locals are still dealing with the problems they…

  • WILAM BIIK

    WILAM BIIK

    TarraWarra Museum of Art is staging a major exhibition as part of the Yalingwa Visual Arts Initiative, focused on the Home Country of First Nations…

  • Outer east vaccination rates revealed

    Outer east vaccination rates revealed

    Covid-19 vaccination rates across Melbourne’s outer east are lagging behind other Victorian regions according to new data released by the Federal Department of Health. The…

  • Councils unite to address homelessness

    The number of homeless men, women and children is growing in suburban areas and COVID-19 has further impacted the vulnerability of those who sleep rough…

  • Emergency fund top-up

    Eastern Victorian Councils will receive more funding to help them prepare for and respond to emergencies thanks to a funding boost from the Andrews Labor…

  • Helping low-income households stay comfy and save money

    Helping low-income households stay comfy and save money

    Thousands of low-income Victorians can upgrade their inefficient heating and cooling systems, thanks to a new state government rebate, that will improve the comfort of…

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