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Parents encouraged to protect young children’s eyes

Parents are urged to consider buying their kids some UV-blocking eyewear as a last-minute stocking-filler gift for children this Christmas, according to The Australian...

Emerald school leavers invited to apply for $1000 scholarship

The Rotary Club of Emerald & District is calling for high school leavers interested in studying medicine, nursing, pharmacy, medical science or related fields...

Community bids farewell to Mountain District Christian School

The Mountain District Christian School community have bid farewell to their school as it concludes its final year of operation after 43 years in...

Belgrave Police find cannabis in car on Upwey’s Morris Road

Belgrave Police discovered a vehicle blocking half of Morris Road in Upwey overnight on Tuesday 13 December while responding to reports by an off-duty...

Four year partnership confirmed between Yarra Ranges Council and Burrinja Cultural Centre

Yarra Ranges Council will extend its a partnership with Burrinja Cultural Centre for another four years after a unanimous decision from councillors. There will...

Young people rally for Youth Hub support

Young people and adult allies gathered to rally and march against the ceasing of funding for the Lilydale Youth Hub, with the closure of...

Op Shop in Belgrave making a difference

An Op Shop in Belgrave has made a massive difference in the community after its first full year of trading. Carlottas Treasures was opened...

$45,000 raised for children’s hospital in Emerald Rotary Club Fun Run

$45,000 was raised for the Monash Children’s Hospital in the 2022 Rotary Club of Emerald’s annual Kid's Fun Run, which saw hundreds of...

Silvan’s Kabloom Festival wins gold at Victorian Tourism Awards

Silvan’s Tesselaar Kabloom Festival took out the top spot in the Victorian Tourism Awards last week, joining other local events and businesses who also...

Monbulk womans’ story a reminder to remain vigilant on the roads this holiday season

Just before Christmas 20 years ago Monbulk local Michelle Hall made the trip to what would have been a normal day as an apprentice...

Christmas Hamper Project spreads holiday spirit again this year

Businesses throughout the Dandenong Ranges are giving big for the third Christmas in the Hills hamper project, with 45 prizes up for grabs in...

Southern Sherbrooke Historical Society hits 30 years

At the centennary Shire of Ferntree Gully in 1989, local groups gathered over a weekend to show displays of the area to mark the...

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Restaurants call for visa options for skilled chefs and cooks to...

Local hospitality businesses in the Outer East have met with Casey MP Aaron Violi to express concerns about the impact that ongoing changes in...