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  • Driver’s tips from SES

    By KATH GANNAWAY UNLIKE other safety hazards such as speeding or drink driving, driver fatigue is not a criminal offence, but it can be just…

  • A clear-cut reception

    A clear-cut reception

    By KATH GANNAWAY THE laws around mobile phone use, talking and texting, are clear. It’s illegal. The stakes were raised just over a year ago…

  • Firies called to runaway burn-off

    Firies called to runaway burn-off

    By JESSE GRAHAM CATASTROPHE was narrowly avoided this afternoon, when a burn-off in Badger Creek took off and spread into nearby bushland. The fire began…

  • Police call for help in charity van chase

    Police call for help in charity van chase

    By JESSE GRAHAM A VAN stolen from a Lilydale charity over the weekend has been spotted repeatedly in Healesville, and police are urging the public…

  • Overtaking cyclists: changes mooted

    Overtaking cyclists: changes mooted

    By JESSE GRAHAM A FORMER Yarra Ranges councillor called for changes to current cycling laws, which could see drivers fined for not keeping a metre…

  • Restoring station’s pristine glory

    Restoring station’s pristine glory

    By JESSE GRAHAM RESIDENTS from around the valley and beyond flocked to the Yarra Glen railway station on Saturday to see restoration works on the…

  • Counting on women

    Counting on women

    By KATH GANNAWAY LIVING up to the 2015 theme, the 250 women who came to the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges for the Yarra Ranges…

  • Slow burn on controlled burns

    Slow burn on controlled burns

    By KATH GANNAWAY A WARBURTON woman is urging Upper Yarra residents to have a say on planned burning targets. The issue was one of many…

  • Wasps plague hits shire

    By KATH GANNAWAY AS Yarra Ranges residents dodge and swipe their way through what is reportedly the worst European wasp season in 20 years, Yarra…

  • Welcome for farming women

    Welcome for farming women

    By KATH GANNAWAY

  • CFA art project

    CFA art project

    Community diary LE Boatwood and Alistair Whyte (centre back) are among local artists taking up Warburton CFA’s challenge to turn fire-fighting equipment into a work…

  • Sustainable festival gathers support

    Sustainable festival gathers support

    By PETER DOUGLAS THERE aren’t many events that lure 2000 people and only require one rubbish bin to clean up. Ecotopia is one of them.…

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