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Works to start soon at the Redwood Forest

Works to implement better facilities at Redwood Forest will start in the coming weeks. Warrandale Industries has been appointed to build the new facilities at...

The privacy paradox: a disconnect between CCTV need and expectations

Australians typically have a complicated relationship with surveillance technologies and privacy as evidenced by researchers from across the country. One of those researchers, Griffith...

Reminder of autumn fire risk and being prepared

The early autumn bushfire which burned 40 hectares after rapidly doubling in size in Montrose is a stark reminder of the continued risk of...

Millgrove’s spectacular lighting event on again in 2025

Millgrove is going to be lit up again for a unique lighting event combined with theatrical and music performances on Saturday 12 April. Last years...

Planned burn one kilometre east of McMahon’s Creek to be ignited anytime in the...

Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) and Country Fire Authority (CFA) advise that the McMahons Creek - Road 1 planned burn, located at 1km E...

Could CCTV have caught war memorial vandals?

The damage done to the Seville War Memorial could have been caught on CCTV if a promised camera had been installed. Cameras were pledged for...

Wandin Cricket Club snatch double premiership

A huge result for the Wandin Cricket Club on a perfect weekend for cricket, with both the 1st and 2nd XI bringing home premiership...

Planned burns may be delayed in some parts of Victoria due to hotter Autumn

As summer fades and autumn begins, Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic's) take a moment to reflect on the challenges of extreme heat, bushfires and...

Horse Talk

Perfect weather for this weekend's activities. Yarra Glen ARC Dressage and Combined Training Day was held on Sunday at Shirley Heights Equestrian Centre. Winners: Dressage Adv...

Personal best’s at season’s end

It was stunning weather for the Little Athletics Season Celebration round on Saturday 22 March. The track at Mt Evelyn was a hive of...

Make movement a priority this Active April

It’s that time of year again where the weather starts cooling down, days get shorter and the feeling of hibernation can settle in. That’s...

‘Bone Buddies’: gruesome plot to sell dead man’s toes

A Lilydale woman who took human toes from dog vomit to sell them on an online black market has avoided jail "by the barest...

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‘I’m a bit of a fighter’: Naomi Oakley stays strong amid...

Though it was a Labor landslide across the rest of Victoria, Naomi Oakley fell short of clinching the Casey seat from Liberal incumbent Aaron...