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By Laura Gilmartin A COLLECTION of 300 wrenches and more than 200 hand-painted dolls are among the weird and wacky collectibles in a local exhibition.…

By Casey NeillNOT many six-year-olds would have been labelled a hero but Boronia’s Paige Fischer was last week dubbed just that. Paige was one of…

By Tania Martin ONE HUNDRED and twenty two of the region’s motorists have had their cars impounded since the introduction of the hoon legislation in…

By Casey NeillDOCTORS at one practice are welcoming all comers after the closure of several hills surgeries. Practice manager at Olinda’s The Hills Medical Caroline…

By Tania MartinSELBY Folk Club’s one-night only extravaganza on Friday 11 July will be a concert not to be missed. Double bass player and singer…

CIGARETTE butts, dog droppings and illegally dumped rubbish are among the litter problems which are set to cost Cardinia Shire $900,000 over the next year.…

By Tania MartinA COCKATOO family is praying for the safe return of their two beloved dogs. The Drysdales fear for their dogs’ lives after they…

By Tania MartinHILLS artists have swapped their spray cans for paint brushes in an attempt to leave graffiti behind. Eleven young people from Cockatoo, Emerald…

By Tania MartinSCARED for her mother’s life, Sophie Monichino showed great courage in calling for help. She was last week recognised for her bravery in…

FOURTEEN dangerous mountain ash trees will face the chopping block this week. The trees located at Grants Picnic Ground in Kallista have been recognised as…

By Tania MartinTHE Dandenong Ranges Music Council (DRMC) has made its mark as one of the best community music organisations in Australia. DRMC was one…

A DREAM was the inspiration behind an upcoming art exhibition at Burrinja Arts Centre. More than 10 years ago Canadian born Belgrave artist Sebastian Nicholas…