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  • CCTV for crime spree

    By Tania MartinCOCKATOO residents say hills youths are terrorising the town with a continual barrage of vandalism, graffiti and bad behaviour. Their concerns have prompted…

  • School’s water-saving grant comes on tap

    MT EVELYN Primary School hopes to save 180,000 litres of water a year after it was granted $32,000 funding for the installation of two water…

  • Tigers pounce on inaccurate Hawks

    By Gary WraggA DRAMATIC third quarter intervention from Upwey captain Butch Hayes and some shocking Monbulk inaccuracy turned the game away from the Hawks in…

  • Juniors back in the swing

    THE junior teams were fortunate to get their first day in before the rain started. Under 17(2): Monbulk batted first, making 81. Belgrave started their…

  • Scouts’ wild adventure

    By Tania MartinNINE Ferny Creek scouts have just returned home from a whirlwind trip that most kids only dream of. They recently spent 30 days…

  • Magpies rout Tigers

    By Iain Harley ACTION recommenced in round 7 of the FTGDCA’s Knox Tavern Cup with Belgrave showing they were back from the break and ready…

  • Council gets hot flush

    By Paul PickeringCAMPAIGNERS for the provision of a hydrotherapy pool in Knox were last week buoyed by the council’s plan to investigate the municipality’s need…

  • Celebrating life in the hills

    By Tania MartinTHE hills will spring to life in April as the inaugural Hills Festival grips the Dandenong Ranges. Held in Upwey the festival will…

  • Keeping elements at bay

    A SIZEABLE grant has put students at St Joseph’s College in the shade. The Ferntree Gully Catholic School will receive $75,000 from the Federal Government…

  • Turn over a new leaf

    By Casey NeillKNOX Council is getting tough on greenhouse gas emissions. The council has launched its greenleaf project, which works with businesses, schools and residents…

  • Kid caring shows

    FERNTREE Gully Hotel will pull out all stops to entertain hills people to help raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital next month. It will…

  • Hills in living link

    By Shaun InguanzoTHE Dandenong Ranges is set to become part of a multimillion dollar network of environmental walking tracks stretching as far as Frankston. The…

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