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  • CARTOON: Strong Winds swept across the Outer East

    CARTOON: Strong Winds swept across the Outer East

    Strong winds once again swept across the Outer East, causing lots of fallen trees and power outages.

  • Kokoda Track

    Kokoda Track

    In July this year, I tackled the daunting Kokoda Track, all 138km trek of it thinking constantly of the Australian soldiers who fought there. It…

  • Four plays coming in September

    Four plays coming in September

    Eltham Little Theatre Veronica’s Room A middle-aged Irish couple bring a young couple to the suburban Boston home where the Mackeys are caretakers. The young…

  • Entertainment for locals

    Entertainment for locals

    Eltham Little Theatre The Peppercorn Tree Is a moving Australian drama, set in Melbourne in 1993 and staged in 2010. Jonah, an Australian ex-serviceman, is…

  • Spring

    Spring

    September, and the wattle blooms in brilliant yellow. It is the first sign that winter is losing its grip. The air softens, and the sun…

  • Identity matters

    Identity matters

    Tell No One, by Brendan Watkins, is described to have achieved something that few memoirs can, “laying bare a disturbing history with compassion and humanity”.…

  • Like Father, Like Brother: Caitlin Soars

    Like Father, Like Brother: Caitlin Soars

    Humane Starring Peter Gallagher, Enrico Colantoni and Emily Hampshire MA15+ 4.5/5 I’m already a big fan of her father David and brother Brandon, and now…

  • CARTOON: Goodbye, Black Caviar

    CARTOON: Goodbye, Black Caviar

    The unbeaten Black Caviar nicknamed the ‘Wonder from Down Under’ died at the age of 17 on 17 August. She was an Australian champion Thoroughbred…

  • An exquisite gothic mystery

    An exquisite gothic mystery

    The Silence Factory, by British author Bridget Collins, has a setting very much like Victorian Britain. The story begins with the writings of Sophia in…

  • CARTOON: Tarred and Feathered

    CARTOON: Tarred and Feathered

    The recent data has revealed the State Government spent $37 million on road resurfacing works in the 2023-24 financial year, which is a huge drop…

  • Evelyn before the First World War

    Evelyn before the First World War

    Online copies of the Lilydale Express allow us to imagine life in Mt Evelyn pre-First World War, just over 120 years ago. 1913 was a…

  • Gambling

    Gambling

    Human fascination with gambling shows no signs of abating, transcending generations, borders, and backgrounds. It influences all forms of culture and media, from literature to…

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