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  • Social housing site earmarked

    Social housing site earmarked

    By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Council is attempting to alleviate a “affordable housing crisis” in the shire, through flagging the sale of 67-69 Anderson Street,…

  • Healthy hills culture proves a highlight

    Healthy hills culture proves a highlight

    By Peter Douglas Burrinja Cultural Centre played host to a Yarra Ranges Council meeting on Tuesday 24 October, as part of a bid to take…

  • Pigeon plan causes a stink

    Pigeon plan causes a stink

    By Peter Douglas Residents of Hughes Street in Upwey will need to wait to find out if their neighbourhood will become home to 140 show…

  • Donalea receives a top honour

    Donalea receives a top honour

    By Peter Douglas Ferny Creek’s Donalea Patman officially received her Medal of the Order of Australia on Friday 20 October at Government House, in recognition…

  • Golf plan unveiled

    Parks Victoria is hosting the Olinda Community Open Day on Saturday 18 November, where the wider community will be able to view the Olinda Golf…

  • It’s music, so count us in

    It’s music, so count us in

    By Derek Schlennstedt Primary school students across the country are busy practising for the Music: Count Us In initiative. Created in 2006 by Music Australia,…

  • OIC baton for Aston

    OIC baton for Aston

    By Derek Schlennstedt Policing is changing, and Sergeant Michael Aston, the new officer-in-charge (OIC) at Monbulk understands the importance of working within the local community.…

  • Pedestrian hit

    Pedestrian hit

    By Derek Schlennstedt A pedestrian has been knocked over by a vehicle near Fernlea House on Emerald-Monbulk Road. The Air Ambulance is at Emerald Junior…

  • Brigade keeps fit

    Brigade keeps fit

    By Derek Schlennstedt Volunteers at Montrose CFA are pumping the iron with a new gym at their brigade. In June, Montrose Fire Brigade received a…

  • Emerald college shines

    Emerald college shines

    Emerald Secondary College on Wednesday 11 October won a Group Action Award for its innovative, student-led actions to increase understanding of diversity within their school…

  • Night goes down in history

    Night goes down in history

    The Patch Primary School held its highly anticipated History Night on Tuesday 17 October. Parents, grandparents and friends at the Grade 2/3 night frequently commented…

  • Let the creek run free

    Let the creek run free

    By Derek Schlennstedt Significant erosion at Sassafras Creek caused by stormwater and debris will soon be a thing of the past. Council and Melbourne Water…

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