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  • Stop rolling prams in their tracks

    Stop rolling prams in their tracks

    By Derek Schlennstedt Metro Trains Melbourne has released disturbing footage of parents losing control of their prams at train stations, resulting in them rolling over…

  • Students take Bill to Youth Parliament

    Students take Bill to Youth Parliament

    By Sean Wales A team of school students from Mater Christi College in Belgrave attended the Youth Parliament of Victoria. Run by the YMCA, the…

  • Wheels greased on road to education

    Wheels greased on road to education

    By Kath Gannaway A new bus, on the road this week, will provide transport for young people from ‘down the line’ wanting to attend Cire…

  • Two-storey building limits

    Two-storey building limits

    By Peter Douglas The Victorian Government has officially signed off on legislation that will protect Upper Ferntree Gully from “inappropriate” buildings that could impede on…

  • Rotary cash brings relief

    Rotary cash brings relief

    The Dandenong Ranges Emergency Relief Services (DRERS) received a welcome donation of $4000 at a special dinner on Thursday 4 July. The Rotary Club of…

  • Cab cash to RSL rescue

    Cab cash to RSL rescue

    By Peter Douglas The Upwey-Belgrave RSL Sub-Branch’s bid to stay afloat has received a welcome boost, thanks to a $10,000 donation. As part of an…

  • Student off to Asia-Pacific conference

    Student off to Asia-Pacific conference

    The Patch Primary School student Yoni Arad has joined an elite group, being selected to attend the Asian Pacific Children’s Conference (APCC) in Fukuoka, Japan.…

  • Jobs lost in preschool outsourcing

    Jobs lost in preschool outsourcing

    By Bonny Burrows and Peter Douglas Local childcare operators will no longer manage Emerald Preschool and Avonsleigh Preschool, with Cardinia Shire Council opting to outsource…

  • First-day copper to the rescue as falsies fail

    First-day copper to the rescue as falsies fail

    By Derek Schlennstedt A local constable enjoying his first day on the job got an interesting initiation, helping a man who was choking on his…

  • Clarke helps team-mate ride high

    Clarke helps team-mate ride high

    By Peter Douglas Selby-raised cyclist Simon Clarke is piecing together a fantastic, team-oriented performance in this year’s Tour de France, helping to lift his Cannondale…

  • Martial arts club kicks on

    Martial arts club kicks on

    Golden Cobra Martial Arts has found a new home to mentor young enthusiasts. The not-for-profit group has outgrown its former premises in Selby, with the…

  • Keeping kids busy

    Keeping kids busy

    By Peter Douglas Parents love this school holiday lifesaver… With very few schools in the Yarra Ranges region operating vacation care during school holidays, Mount…

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