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  • Driver’s excuse was ‘snow’ use

    Driver’s excuse was ‘snow’ use

     A speeding Don Valley driver allegedly told police he was rushing to a friend’s place to plan a snow trip. Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol officers…

  • Breakfast Club milestone

    Breakfast Club milestone

    Marysville Primary School students are in for a breakfast treat when they return to school after the holidays. Vegemite and honey is being added to…

  • 44 townhouses – think again

    44 townhouses – think again

    By Kath Gannaway A lack of infrastructure, traffic management and loss of amenity are among a number of concerns raised as a 44 unit two-story…

  • Remakery magic

    Remakery magic

    By Kath Gannaway They are as diverse as the range of ‘stuff’ they fix. They’re Warburton’s community fixers and their moto is simple ‘Don’t throw…

  • Support for The Green

    Support for The Green

    By Kath Gannaway Labor candidate for Eildon, Sally Brennan, has pledged her support for keeping Healesville Green as an open community space. The future of…

  • No power response

    No power response

    By Kath Gannaway The experience of a Healesville family left without heating and electrical appliances for almost a week has raised questions about the process…

  • Quarried about population increase

    Quarried about population increase

    By Derek Schlennstedt Up to 7000 people are expected to live in the new development at the Lilydale Quarry. Plans to transform one of the…

  • Netball for all

    Netball for all

    By Casey Neill Netballers of all abilities can get on-court through a new program in Montrose. Players from Healesville, Seville and Montrose have already signed…

  • Stopping family violence before it starts

    Stopping family violence before it starts

     Family violence prevention services in the outer east have received a boost. Prevention of Family Violence Minister Natalie Hutchins announced $500,000 for five programs on…

  • Overtime for casual pickers

    Overtime for casual pickers

     Yarra Valley growers could face higher wage bills with new Horticultural Award rates now in effect. The Fair Work Commission’s new regulations mean that from…

  • Burn can be costly

    Burn can be costly

     A momentary mistake when burning off can be costly for the environment – and the landholder. That’s the warning for farmers from the Environment Protection…

  • Whispering Jack’s back

    Whispering Jack’s back

    John Farnham is bringing his hit album Whispering Jack to the Yarra Valley – along with a few Aussie music legends. He’ll play the 1986-released…

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