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Free TAFE expands
The State Government’s Free TAFE initiative will grow to more than 60 courses in 2022 as the state moves through and beyond the coronavirus pandemic.…
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Spreading love through Warburton
Warburton residents are spreading love and hope through their town by placing hearts around the region. It’s a ‘beating’ movement that first started with resident…
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Bonnie’s SAS adventure
There’s not many experiences in life where you are asked to face your worst fears, trust your instincts, crawl through mud or be submerged in…
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Earthquake shakes Victoria
During such unprecedented times with the pandemic, lockdowns and protests – Victorians have now added an earthquake to their already shaken up lives. Geoscience Australia…
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Singing for the soul
Healesville Community Choir is adapting to rolling lockdowns and shaken up its Zoom format to make meetings much more fun and creative. Committee member Peter…
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Three Vs for safer schools
The Victorian Government is making sure the return to the classroom is as safe as possible, with the biggest investment in education ventilation in Australian…
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Police blitz to begin for Grand Final weekend
Police are ramping up enforcement on Victoria’s roads across the AFL Grand Final long weekend following a spate of tragic deaths over the period last…
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It’s tools down for trades
Many construction workers awoke to the news today their industry was going into a two week shut down, Healesville builder Neil Schalken was one of…
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Coldy boy stars in the big dance
This Saturday night all of Victoria’s eyes will be on the big dance as The Melbourne Demons and The Western Bulldogs battle it out for…
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Council projects future financials
Yarra Ranges Council released its first long term financial plan at the most recent council meeting, which it is now seeking community engagement on. Although…
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A vision for the future
After almost 12 months of community consultation, Yarra Ranges Council has finalised its draft council plan and community vision ready for the final feedback process.…
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Parker’s sweet fundraiser
A Wandin North Primary School student has inspired his school to help save the Helmeted Honeyeater by starting a fundraiser. Grade two student Parker Tilley…