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  • Teacher perishes in snow tragedy

    By KATH GANNAWAY YARRA Junction teacher Martie Buckland is being remembered for his leadership and passion for teaching in the ‘outdoor classroom’. The worst fears…

  • Dingo day for puppy love

    Dingo day for puppy love

    By JESSE GRAHAM HEALESVILLE Sanctuary has two new boisterous residents in the form of tropical dingo puppies and the public is being asked to choose…

  • Record result for Black Saturday survivors

    Record result for Black Saturday survivors

    By KATH GANNAWAY SURVIVORS of the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires are part of a $495 million class action settlement announced today. The settlement relates to…

  • Final days of Ben Hall

    Final days of Ben Hall

    By KATH GANNAWAY WARBURTON filmmaker Matthew Holmes will make The Legend of Ben Hall – an Australian Bushranger film. Holmes raised $78,241 with a Kickstarter…

  • Pregnant woman airlifted after crash

    Pregnant woman airlifted after crash

    By JESSE GRAHAM OVERTAKING on a winding, wet road is believed to be the cause of a crash last week in Chum Creek that resulted…

  • Start from the heart

    By JESSE GRAHAM TOOLANGI residents will have access to potentially life-saving technology after the township received two defibrillators last week. Two automated external defibrillators (AEDs)…

  • Dogged by winter chills

    By JODIE SYMONDS A SEVILLE resident has been helping Animal Aid dogs fight the winter chill. Jess Johnstone has knitted jumpers and collected blankets to…

  • State steps in on Swinburne

    By JESSE GRAHAM THE GOVERNMENT will be stepping in to help find a future for Lilydale’s former Swinburne site, after a callout for a new…

  • Straight out for hospital

    THE Save Healesville Hospital Action Group (SHHAG) will set the record straight at a meeting this week to update the community on its campaign. The…

  • Protesters’ bare cheek

    Protesters’ bare cheek

    By JESSE GRAHAM PASSIONATE protestors braved a cold morning in the Toolangi State Forest last week and wore naught but masks as part of a…

  • Bank bows out

    Bank bows out

    By KATH GANNAWAY ANZ customers gathered on Friday for a reluctant, and at times teary, farewell to the staff who have been part of their…

  • This milestone is growing

    This milestone is growing

    By KATH GANNAWAY HEALESVILLE Environment Watch Inc (HEWI) marked a growing milestone on 20 June, celebrating 25 years of revegetation work on Healesville waterways. The…

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