Tag: News
Choir triers sing for their supper
By Kath GannawayTHE RecLink Rocky Road Community Choir is on the road again.
In the spirit of the inspirational Choir of Hard Knocks, people experiencing...
Picnic lunch is old school fun
By Kath GannawayGOING off to school in the “good old golden rule days” would have provided many Wandin district residents with wonderful memories.
A picnic...
Facilities: your say
By Kath GannawaySEVILLE district residents will soon have an opportunity to have their say on the Shire of Yarra Ranges’ proposal for recreation facilities.
A...
Five Pipeline activists arrested
By Kath GannawayMELBOURNE environment group Friends of the Earth (FOE) has vowed to continue its action against the North-South Pipeline, despite five of its...
Happy to help
Happy customers pleased with service and results: that is importan t to the team at Barry Plant (Woori Yallock).
The staff receive many positive comments...
Caring for kids
High quality care in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere is what people find at Woori Yallock Care for Kids.
The centre caters for children...
Hopes rise on new doctor
YARRA Glen Medical Precinct Group is hopeful it will soon secure the services of a doctor for the Cameron House Medical Centre.
YGMPG chairwoman Dorothy...
One way to carry out roadworks
By Kath GannawaySECTIONS of View and High streets in Healesville will temporarily become one-way streets while the long-awaited roadworks for Healesville and St Brigid’s...
Country vet’s tale
Vet and author Karen Viggers spoke last week with radio presenter Elaine McCartney about her new book.By Kath GannawayFORMER radio presenter turned author Karen...
Barking mad!
Woori Yallock’s David Ressom would like the mongrels who stole his dog grooming equipment to know the effect By Monique Ebrington
A DOG act has...
Give us a fair go
Microbrewers (from left) Simon Walkenhorst, John O’Callaghan and Rod Williams are calling for “a fair go” on excise tax.By Kath GannawayBREWERS of boutique beers...
Hope for racing future
By Kath GannawayHEALESVILLE Amateur Racing Club committee members are stunned at a proposal to reduce its meetings from seven to four each season.
The proposal...