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  • School’s rich history

    School’s rich history

    By KATH GANNAWAY THE story of Badger Creek State School No. 3309 is now an open book for visitors to Badger Creek. Two history boards…

  • Festival upholds heritage

    Festival upholds heritage

    By KATH GANNAWAY THE second Coranderrk Festival at Healesville on Saturday raised awareness of Healesville’s Indigenous heritage another notch. The festival opened the former Coranderrk…

  • A feast for the eyes

    A feast for the eyes

    By KATH GANNAWAY RUSSELL Sebire’s family always had a persimmon tree on their property. They had a mulberry tree, walnut, camellia and lemon tree too.…

  • Treehouse tumbling down

    Treehouse tumbling down

    By JESSE GRAHAM THE Magistrates’ Court ordered Toolangi’s Little Red Treehouse out of the forest in a hearing last week, after a DEPI campaign to…

  • Farmers blow fuse

    Farmers blow fuse

    By JESSE GRAHAM Community ire over Environmental Strategy A MEETING between farmers and Yarra Ranges Council last week resulted in raised voices and community members…

  • Sauces in the fray

    Sauces in the fray

    By JESSE GRAHAM THE Yarra Valley is set to get saucy. A swathe of sauces will come forth for judging early next month, all aiming…

  • Logging sabotage

    By JESSE GRAHAM POLICE are investigating a suspected sabotage on logging machinery in Toolangi last week, with the owner saying a serious accident could have…

  • It’s a win, to be sure

    It’s a win, to be sure

    By KATH GANNAWAY LUKE Currie rode Commanding Time to a win in the Yarra Valley Jack Hirsch memorial Cup at Yarra Glen on Sunday. The…

  • Town’s future in your hands

    Town’s future in your hands

    By JESSE GRAHAM WHAT’S your plan for Healesville’s future? Residents are being asked to come to a meeting at Healesville’s Memo Hall on Wednesday 26…

  • Skull fire find

    By KATH GANNAWAY A SUSPICIOUS fire in the Big River State Forest last month has led to the discovery of a human skull. The skull,…

  • Cat’s out of council bag

    Cat’s out of council bag

    By KATH GANNAWAY WILDLIFE protection and cat welfare groups have applauded new 24-hour cat containment laws across Yarra Ranges. But, as news spreads of the…

  • Withdrawl symptons

    By KATH GANNAWAY Drug rehabilitation centre refused planning permission… INFORMATION obtained under Freedom of Information legislation from Victoria Police has convinced Yarra Ranges councillors that…

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