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  • Premier confirms relief for those worst affected

    Premier confirms relief for those worst affected

    As towns from Upper Beaconsfield to Gembrook sat without power for several days, many even cut off without cellular reception, Premier Jacinta Allan has confirmed…

  • Experts to review Vic storms blackout to avoid repeat

    Experts to review Vic storms blackout to avoid repeat

    Experts will review the lead up to and fallout from the destructive storm event that crippled Victoria’s electricity transmission network. Victorian Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio…

  • Community information session for storm-affected residents

    Community information session for storm-affected residents

    A community information session for storm-affected residents will be held on Tuesday 20 February from 6-7pm. Residents can join the session online or attend the…

  • Teens charged for robbery, kidnapping

    Teens charged for robbery, kidnapping

    A Croydon teen was among five arrested following a kidnapping and series of robberies and shop thefts across Ashwood, Olinda, Ivanhoe, Richmond, Blackburn, and Springvale.…

  • Rare plants a treasure

    Rare plants a treasure

    Green thumbs can look forward to the 18th Annual Plant Collector’s Expo hosted by the Ferny Creek Horticultural Society over the weekend of March 9…

  • Splish, splash: Emus cool down with a bath

    Splish, splash: Emus cool down with a bath

    Rising temperatures signal bathtime for Healesville Sanctuary’s three emus with the pond in their habitat serving as a bath for the giant birds. Healesville Sanctuary…

  • Still stepping up

    Still stepping up

    Ron Tiesler, 81, still walks the thousand steps and Covid, ageing and weather patterns aren’t going to stop him. Residing in the Ranges area, Ron’s…

  • Friends for life at Upper Gully

    Friends for life at Upper Gully

    This year Upper Ferntree Gully Primary School has implemented a new program commencing 21 February and running for the year’s duration. The program, titled ‘friendology’…

  • Applications for Tiny Towns funding closing soon

    Applications for Tiny Towns funding closing soon

    Yarra Ranges Council is encouraging community-based not-for-profits in small towns to apply for the State Government’s Tiny Towns funding. The Tiny Towns Fund provides funding…

  • ‘Small but mighty’ group connecting community for good

    ‘Small but mighty’ group connecting community for good

    The small but mighty Volunteer for Knox community team is once again a finalist in the Volunteering Victoria Awards for the second time in two…

  • Yarra Ranges Council responds to Closing the Gap review

    Yarra Ranges Council responds to Closing the Gap review

    A scathing review of how all levels of government are implementing the National Agreement on Closing the Gap has made numerous recommendations to ensure better…

  • Search for answers in 40 year old murder case

    Search for answers in 40 year old murder case

    Homicide Squad detectives are appealing for information in relation to the murder of Boronia woman Nanette Ellis in the hope it could provide a breakthrough…

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