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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…
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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…
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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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Sports ovals to receive major upgrade
Three Yarra Ranges sporting grounds have received a major boost in funding after Federal Member for Casey Tony Smith announced $3 million for sporting facilities…
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Church volunteers boost railway works
Over 220 members from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints volunteered their time to assist the Yarra Valley heritage railway project on Saturday…
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Hot pies for SES
Volunteers at the Healesville State Emergency Services were fortunate enough to receive a refurbished pie warmer from the Men’s Shed in Badger Creek. Mario Herodotus,…
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Pinks Reserve has netball covered
Through rain, hail or shine, netball will always be played at Kilsyth’s Pinks Reserve thanks to new netball court covers. The new giant structure acts…
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Ecotopia 2019 a hit
Offering a kaleidoscope of activities, performers, healers and beautiful food, Ecotopia 2019 has again drawn hundreds of happy people from throughout the Yarra Valley and…
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Women for women
On Sunday 31 March, Healesville Women 4 Women are hosting a Summer Gathering to tour a sustainable garden and meet a pair of very knowledgeable…
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Dog day in the sun
The Healesville Rotary Club ‘Dogs Day Out’ was again a big hit for the local canine population on Sunday 18 March and despite the heat…
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DIY to the rescue
For some time, Parks Victoria have said the Badger Weir Picnic Ground is scheduled to reopen to the public in March and the dedicated members…
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Investing in mental health
The federal government will invest $4.5 million over three years to support the mental health of young Australians in the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges.…
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