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Courses on course at former campus site
By JESSE GRAHAM THE VICTORIAN Government has poured cold water on rumours that students would have to pay to change their preferences for Box Hill…
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Campus offers courses galore
By JESSE GRAHAM WITH university and TAFE courses expected to return to Lilydale’s former Swinburne campus next year, Melba Support Services is set to work…
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Punters warm to family meet
By Peter Douglas YARRA Valley Racing officials have reserved special praise for the behaviour of patrons at its Melbourne Cup Day meet on Tuesday, 6…
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Weekend of art, music and films
By JESSE GRAHAM A MUSIC festival with a difference will be held at Moora Moora Co-op later this month, with a weekend of art, films,…
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Ready for the hot and dry
By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Glen CFA Captain, Bill Boyd, is asking residents to get ready for a hot and dry fire season, as fire brigades…
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Council urged to purchase land
By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS MEMBERS of Community Organisations around Wandin are concerned about the future of a plot of land around a war memorial traditionally used…
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Twilight market makes good sense
By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Glen Primary School had an afternoon of activities for the community on Thursday 29 October, hosting its latest annual twilight market.…
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“What have I done?”
By KATH GANNAWAY A YARRA GLEN father will spend at least two years and three months in prison following the death of his nine-year-old daughter…
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Crash drivers escape unhurt
TWO Healesville drivers have walked away uninjured after two separate crashes at Healesville Walk Shopping Centre on Monday 2 November. Lilydale Police Leading Senior Constable…
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Due honour for seven veterans
By KATH GANNAWAY SEVEN World War I veterans have been commemorated with the unveiling of plaques at Upper Yarra Cemetery on Sunday 25 October. The…
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Students singing in unison
By KATH GANNAWAY STUDENTS at Millwarra Primary School were part of a choir of more than half a million singers on Thursday. Across Australia, 2100…
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KNOT abused on Facebook
By JESSE GRAHAM TOOLANGI’s Knitting Nannas have gone to police after allegedly being bullied by VicForest contractors and receiving a barrage of abuse on Facebook.…
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