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  • Poison protest urged

    By Melissa MeehanA PROTESTOR against the use of a ‘super toxic’ pest control has been encouraged to form an opposition group against the poison. The…

  • Five to the fore

    By Tania MartinFIVE rookie firefighters will take to the front line for Montrose this summer. Montrose CFA last week welcomed new additions, Gail Brown, Will…

  • Africa aid finally arrives

    By Casey NeillAFTER months of planning and fundraising, hills residents’ donations have finally reached Africa. A shipping container filled with toys, sewing machines, clothes, bed,…

  • Clowning around in school

    THE children at Silvan Primary School aren’t waiting for the circus to come to town – they’ve created one of their own. Circus Splendida is…

  • TV show for young adults

    By Casey NeillHILLS student Fenja Shaw is set to shake up the world of breakfast TV. The Upper Ferntree Gully 22-year-old will co-host a one-hour…

  • Home-style and Italian friendly

    PAESANO Restaurant specialises in fine Italian cuisine, delivering good quality food at affordable prices. The thriving restaurant was established in 2002 in the Knox Ozone…

  • Beware the hair

    MONBULK College has put together one of its biggest cast and crews in its history in preparation for its 2008 musical, Wolfstock. More than 50…

  • Songs of courage

    The Watoto Children’s Choir will share their amazing stories of courage as they take centre stage at the Cuckoo Restaurant. By Tania Martin HILLS people…

  • Crisis brings out the best

    HILLS people are being urged to dig deep to help two local boys who lost their mother, Carol Bayard, suddenly. An appeal to help her…

  • Age of learning embraced by community

    By Casey Neill THE fledgling Sherbrooke U3A is looking for new members for the coming term. The University of the Third Age is a non-profit…

  • Tackling congestion on roads

    It has been a great couple of months for the Yarra Ranges area, with recent Brumby Government announcements to deliver improvements for local infrastructure, schools…

  • Pheasant Pluckers have fun

    By Casey NeillMELBOURNE band The Pheasant Pluckers will perform their original rhythm and roots tunes at Selby Folk Club on Friday 5 September. The four-piece…

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