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  • Tributes for Sheryl

    Tributes for Sheryl

    Members of SHHAG (Services for Healesville Hospital Action Group) have bid farewell to a loved, inaugural and ongoing committee member, Sheryl Treen. Sheryl passed away…

  • Art play in the park

    Art play in the park

    Local artists and community members are expressing their emotions and insights gained during the Covid-19 pandemic through a local art project. Feeling Our Way Forward…

  • Street art library open

    Street art library open

    A new street art library was opened in Healesville on Thursday 11 March thanks to YAVA and its members. The new community library is accessible…

  • Supporting the live music industry

    Supporting the live music industry

    After witnessing first-hand the devastating impact to the live music industry during 2020, Yarra Valley winery and events venue, Rochford Wines, is giving up-and-coming artists…

  • Signal on the way

    Signal on the way

    Construction is currently underway for a long-anticipated mobile phone tower for the Mount Evelyn township. Workers have been at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve over the…

  • Advocacy for bridge build continues

    Advocacy for bridge build continues

    Almost four years on from the removal of McMahons Creek footbridge and local residents are still looking for answers as to if or when it…

  • ‘Process of healing’ at Coranderrk

    ‘Process of healing’ at Coranderrk

    The Victorian Government has announced the establishment of the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission as the nation’s first truth-telling process into injustices experienced by Aboriginal people since…

  • Indigenous truth and justice commission announced at Coranderrk.

    Indigenous truth and justice commission announced at Coranderrk.

    The Victorian Government has announced the establishment of the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission as the nation’s first truth-telling process into injustices experienced by Aboriginal people since…

  • A decade of IWD portraits

    A decade of IWD portraits

    Every year since 2012, Warburton resident Suzanne Phoenix has curated an International Women’s Day photography portrait series – What Does International Women’s Day Mean to…

  • Wood under water

    Wood under water

    YAVA’s newest exhibition features the work of Ian George, a local timber sculptor who is showcasing his woodworks of underwater life. TIDAL opened on Friday…

  • Master plan no walk in the park

    Master plan no walk in the park

    Some Upper Yarra dog owners were barking mad about Yarra Ranges Council’s draft plan for Wesburn Park, which initially proposed the dog off-leash area to…

  • Where’s the dam money?

    Where’s the dam money?

    Maroondah Dam’s park is set to be upgraded as the state government announced a $52.4 million investment for Victorian parks in the budget, but Eildon…

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