News
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Gembrook memorial to receive upgrade
Already a distinct landmark that has stood for decades, the Gembrook War Memorial and surrounds will benefit from an upgrade to commemorate veterans further. Located…
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Exciting events coming up for Yarra Ranges youth
The Yarra Ranges Youth Development team are hosting their second Council Career Open Night on Thursday 24 July 4.30 to 7.30pm at the Lilydale Civic…
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Roo killing culture exposed
A disturbing social media post has reignited concern about kangaroo shootings across the Cardinia region, as wildlife advocates call for stronger protections and accountability for…
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An extra 100 lights and sirens cases every day
An extra 100 Code One cases each day since April has prompted an urgent call to action from Ambulance Victoria (AV) for help to save…
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Community input needed on draft Upwey masterplan
Yarra Ranges Council is inviting the community to help shape the future of the town centre in Upwey. Feedback received will help with the development…
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Local woodworkers help conservation of endangered species
A local woodworking group have crafted a number of trap and carry boxes to assist in the conservation of critically endangered Helmeted Honeyeater populations in…
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Pedestrian tragedy sparks elderly driver test review
Rule changes for elderly drivers are being considered after a car ploughed into pedestrians on a quiet suburban street, killing a woman and leaving a…
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Stolen vehicle Upwey
Yarra Ranges Police are seeking assistance from the public after a theft of a excavator in Upwey. Taken from a property along Burwood Highway somewhere…
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Lost Property: circular saw handed in to Police
Belgrave Police have had a circular saw handed into them that was found near the intersection of Mast Gully Rd and The Avenue in Upwey…
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Conflicting views in regards to local animal welfare organisation
Animal Aid denied all allegations reported by the Herald Sun while whistleblowers shared their own experiences, adding claims related to the allegations. The Herald Sun…
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Family ties on the landline
The young digital natives of the world are growing up, but some of them are learning the art of listening, conversation and connection using an…
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Government cuts hit wombat care as mange cases surge
A local volunteer group dedicated to treating wombats suffering from the deadly disease mange is facing a tough challenge after the Victorian Government withdrew crucial…