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  • Old detectors an alarming danger

    Old detectors an alarming danger

    Smoke alarms that are more than a decade old could be better off in a museum than on a ceiling. That’s the warning from CFA…

  • Rock royalty heading for the hills

    Rock royalty heading for the hills

    By Casey Neill Greedy Smith is looking forward to bringing Mental as Anything back to Belgrave. He said the band had played at Sooki Lounge…

  • Crash too close to home

    Crash too close to home

    By Derek Schlennstedt A driver crashed his car into the side of his own home on Poets Lane, Sherbrooke. CFA reported that a man in…

  • From the ashes

    From the ashes

    By Peter Douglas A group of old school friends are hoping to mark in style an historic occasion for the Yarra Ranges – the 60th…

  • Bomber turns Blue legend

    Bomber turns Blue legend

    By Peter Douglas, Russell Bennett Emerald favourite son and Carlton legend Kade Simpson achieved a major milestone on Saturday 30 June, reaching the coveted 300-game…

  • A coot discovery

    A coot discovery

    In a rare find, a long-nosed bandicoot has been spotted foraging at a small reserve in Mount Evelyn. The nocturnal mammal was captured by one…

  • Community centre

    Community centre

    By Derek Schlennstedt For many residents in Belgrave South and the surrounding suburbs, the Belgrave Community House is a second home. Now, that home is…

  • Power’s out in Emerald

    Power’s out in Emerald

    About 1200 Emerald businesses and homes are without power due to a planned outage. An AusNet spokeswoman said that the 1245 affected properties were advised…

  • Festival of lanterns and laughter

    Festival of lanterns and laughter

    The rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of the Belgrave Lantern Festival, with thousands of residents from the Dandenong Ranges and surrounds taking to the streets…

  • Hair stylists help spot signs of domestic violence

    Hair stylists help spot signs of domestic violence

    By Derek Schlennstedt An increase in this year’s sexual offences statistics for the Yarra Ranges has prompted the Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) to call…

  • $55m in unpaid fines

    $55m in unpaid fines

    By Derek Schlennstedt Yarra Ranges fine dodgers owe the Victorian Government more than $55 million in unpaid Sheriff’s Office fines. Victorian Sheriff Warwick Knight released…

  • Let them eat cake

    Let them eat cake

    By Derek Schlennstedt Cakes, cocktails and castles. That’s what’s on offer these school holidays at Mary Eats Cake in Montrose, which is holding a fairytale-themed…

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