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For a bird’s-eye view
By KATH GANNAWAY IT’S 25 years since Healesville Sanctuary first wowed crowds with the ‘Birds of Prey’ presentation. The wow-factor continues with the ‘Spirits of…
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Lake water tested for blooms
By Peter Douglas MELBOURNE Water has confirmed it is responding to concerns about a potential blue-green algae bloom in Lilydale Lake. Melbourne Water…
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Film inspired by garden
By KATH GANNAWAY A FILM inspired by the characters in Bruno’s Sculpture Garden in Marysville, will have its official launch at The Memo in Healesville…
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And, the good news is …
LOOKING back on 2015, every edition of the Mail featured people, animals and events that have inspired and delighted us. Here are just a few…
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Man in lawn-mowing accident
By Peter Douglas A MALE is being airlifted to hospital after a lawn-mowing accident at TarraWarra Museum of Art earlier this morning. Healesville CFA captain…
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Monbulk man arrested in bikie raids
By Peter Douglas A MONBULK man, 43, is among 17 men and one woman arrested after 20 warrants were executed across Melbourne in relation to…
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Volunteers get a pat
By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Valley volunteers were awarded for their work earlier this month, with Casey MP Tony Smith hosting an event to commemorate those…
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Zero tolerance on burning off
POLICE forces in the Yarra Valley are reminding people that fire restrictions are currently in effect, and any form of burning off will result in…
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Charlie stays on his perch!
By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CHARLIE the cockatoo will be allowed to stay in his current position outside the Healesville Stockfeed store, after people-power saved the bird…
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School icon brings hope
By KATH GANNAWAY HODDLES Creek’s Connie Grogan was one of 56 Yarra Valley volunteers recognised in the Casey Community Volunteer Awards on 5 December. Casey…
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Second ‘last resort’
By KATH GANNAWAY THE Upper Yarra has a second ‘last resort’ Community Fire Refuge, and Wesburn-Millgrove Fire Brigade has a modern, functional fire station, with…
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Market fee waiver plea
By KATH GANNAWAY THE committee that runs the Yarra Junction community markets have been told they can make a case at council as to why…
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