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  • Take the TRIP

    Take the TRIP

    By KATH GANNAWAY DEBS and funerals – the two occasions you’re most likely to see young men dressed in dark suits. It’s one of the…

  • Car crushed under tree, teen hospitalised

    Car crushed under tree, teen hospitalised

    By JESSE GRAHAM A 16-YEAR-OLD Yarra Glen boy was hospitalised on Sunday, after being injured by a falling tree on Mount Donna Buang and flown…

  • One for the dads

    One for the dads

    By JESSE GRAHAM HEALESVILLE dads will have the opportunity to enjoy a cuppa with their kids on Saturday, 23 July, with the newly-formed dads’ group…

  • Goliath wins grocery war

    Goliath wins grocery war

    By KATH GANNAWAY ALONG with the certificates of appreciation on the notice board at Seville IGA, there’s a defiant message, or plea, from owner Barry…

  • Back story of Banjo

    Back story of Banjo

    VERY few Australians wouldn’t have heard of Banjo Paterson, – the man who wrote the song that’s often regarded as an unofficial national anthem –…

  • Roll out the barrel!

    Roll out the barrel!

    By JESSE GRAHAM A YARRA Glen man is sharing the spoils of victory with friends, after tracking down the only prize in the state as…

  • Boomerang comes back

    Boomerang comes back

    By JESSE GRAHAM A GRUYERE teenager is making a name for himself after joining more than 50 other footballers from around the country for an…

  • Tackling the ‘P’ word

    Tackling the ‘P’ word

    HARDCORE pornography is fast becoming the default sexuality educator for young people, according to local organisations hosting a forum to tackle the “tricky conversation” on…

  • Blood and bullets: stories from the Somme

    Blood and bullets: stories from the Somme

    By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Valley soldiers killed in the Somme Offensive 100 years ago will have their stories told in a series of memorial services…

  • Threads that unite through 40 years

    Threads that unite through 40 years

    By JESSE GRAHAM A LONG-running Healesville group marked its 500th meeting this month, gathering at the Badger Creek Hall on 2 July for cake, catching…

  • The brightest part of winter

    The brightest part of winter

    By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Glen’s Festival of Light will be returning for a second year in a new location, with hundreds expected to fill McKenzie…

  • Breaking 40-year deadlock

    Breaking 40-year deadlock

    By KATH GANNAWAY AGITATION by Evelyn MP, Christine Fyffe, may see a breakthrough in a more than 40-year stalemate around car parking improvements to Wandin…

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