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  • Creators make their mark

    Creators make their mark

     Makers and creators will showcase their wares at the Warburton Makers’ Fair. Yarra Valley ECOSS in Wesburn will host the Saturday 13 October event from…

  • Water parks open for play

    Water parks open for play

    Children and families will be able to enjoy water play parks in Seville and Lillydale Lake until March, with water fountains and jets switched on…

  • Animal blessing at the lake

    Animal blessing at the lake

    Lillydale Lake will host a Buddhist animal blessing day for the first time. The Sunday 28 October event will be the 10th annual animal blessing…

  • Full steam ahead

    Full steam ahead

    Steam trains will soon return to the Yarra Valley for the first time in 40 years. Both sides of state politics in the past week…

  • Push for maternity services

    Push for maternity services

    We were overwhelmed with the response to our 8 September article about the push for maternity services at Healesville Hospital. So much so that we’ve…

  • Eagles break 28-year drought

    Eagles break 28-year drought

    To break a drought is one thing, but to do it by 96 points against highly-fancied opponents is a premiership deluge. That’s what Yarra Junction…

  • From Green Street to easy street

    From Green Street to easy street

    Healesville residents and visitors are invited to share their thoughts and ideas for a re-design of Green Street to make the area more pedestrian friendly.…

  • CFA crew needs space

    CFA crew needs space

    The Hoddles Creek CFA has run out of space and is storing vital equipment off-site. The brigage’s station is not suited to the demands it…

  • Green for Eildon

    Green for Eildon

     A Thornton farmer and tourist operator will contest the seat of Eildon at the State Election as a Greens candidate. Ken Deacon put his hand…

  • Full steam ahead

    Full steam ahead

     Steam trains would return to the Yarra Valley for the first time in 40 years under a re-elected Labor State Government. The 14-kilometre Yarra Valley…

  • Keep the valley fruit fly-free

    Keep the valley fruit fly-free

     Yarra Valley residents with fruit trees should be on the lookout for the Queensland fruit fly (QFF) over spring, to help prevent its spread into…

  • More than a meal

    More than a meal

    Eight young volunteers living with a disability have been recognised in the Victorian Premier’s Volunteer Champions Awards. While in the program, the team would shop,…

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