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  • Cross country drive for cancer charity

    Cross country drive for cancer charity

    Heather Roberts and Lee Thompson are preparing to embark on a 5150 kilometre journey from Perth to Sydney via Uluru as they participate in the…

  • Elder abuse challenged

    Elder abuse challenged

    On 19 March, Attorney-General Christian Porter launched ‘The national plan to respond to the abuse of older Australians’ and announced the first key initiatives as…

  • Birmingham welcomes international students

    Birmingham welcomes international students

    Birmingham Primary School hosted a welcome assembly to celebrate the arrival of a group of students from Angevine Middle School on Friday 22 March. Ten…

  • Ridges and Rivers set to go

    Ridges and Rivers set to go

    Saturday 30 March was a very good day for the Upper Yarra Valley and Dandenongs Ranges regions, when Member for Casey Tony Smith announced a…

  • Valley vines under attack

    Valley vines under attack

    With the Yarra Valley established as one of the world’s leading wine regions, any threat to biosecurity within the vineyards causes concern to all industry…

  • Gateway to Yarra Glen

    Gateway to Yarra Glen

    Yarra Glen has been selected as one of 100 rural towns that will form part of VicRoads ‘Community Gateways’ program with work scheduled to begin…

  • Nursery helps win bronze medal at garden show

    Nursery helps win bronze medal at garden show

    Mount Evelyn’s Yarra View Nursery has helped landscape designer Bayley LuuTomes win a bronze medal at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. Mr LuuTomes’…

  • Lilydale mum wins $1 million lotto

    Lilydale mum wins $1 million lotto

    A Lilydale mum is now $1 million richer after winning the Lotto on Wednesday 27 March. The lucky woman said ‘I burst into tears’ when…

  • Delayed timber plan hurts

    Delayed timber plan hurts

    In a protest against the indecision of the Labor State Government, logging contractors, saw mill owners and forestry workers congested the Council car park on…

  • All I see are people

    All I see are people

    Yarra Hills Secondary College marked the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence with an assembly on Tuesday 26 March at the Mount Evelyn…

  • Wesburn left behind in safety

    Wesburn left behind in safety

    Many schools along the Warburton Highway and surrounds have fought long and hard to provide safe crossings across busy roads for their students. Some, like…

  • Postive students help CFA

    Postive students help CFA

    The year five and six students at Wandin Yallock Primary School have turned disappointment into triumph when the recent bushfires forced a postponement of their…

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