News
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Hoons speak out
The recent talk of a police taskforce targeting hoon driving has prompted car enthusiasts to voice their opinions, calling on authorities to ‘give them a…
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Whirlwind wedding
When news broke of Victoria’s five-day lockdown last Friday afternoon, Seville East’s Cristie and Jordan were not willing to cancel their wedding for a third…
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Community space
As part of Yarra Ranges Council’s Place Recovery Initiative funded in partnership with ‘ Yarra Ranges Council is in the process of developing shared community…
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The future of Wesburn Park
Yarra Ranges Council will release the draft master plan for Wesburn Park as community consultation and feedback for the project is sought. The draft master…
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Community Diary
Probus Club Ladies, keep the third Monday in the month free. Healesville Valley Ladies Probus Club meets at the Senior Citizens Club Rooms at 11am.…
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School burglar arrested
Manningham Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following a series of burglaries at schools in Donvale, Warranwood and Wandin North. Detectives conducted a…
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Pricey petrol
Healesville residents have hit out at local petrol prices with some vowing to boycott local service stations, opting to travel before picking up the pump.…
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Search for missing man
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing man Layton. The 32-year-old is currently staying in Marysville and moved to Australia from Canada…
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George Woods Rally returns
The Historic Rally Association’s George Woods Rally returns for the 41st year with the focus on novice competitors and officials who have an opportunity to…
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Cancer still a concern
Cancer Council Victoria has revealed that 921 people are diagnosed with cancer in Yarra Ranges Shire each year and 278 locals lose their lives to…
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Full steam ahead for new CEO
It’s full steam ahead for Puffing Billy Railway this year, with new Chief Executive Officer Peter Abbott “looking forward to a successful 2021” after officially…
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Library’s new chapter
Twelve years ago, approximately 400 individual fires wreaked havoc across the state on 7 February 2009, on a day we now call Black Saturday. More…
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