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Recovery through art

A new exhibition at the Cardinia Cultural Centre is illustrating the journey from ignition to recovery in the communities impacted by the 2019 Bunyip...

Burglary and ram raid within 48 hours for Montrose supermarket

A Montrose supermarket was left reeling this week when it was burgled less than 48 hours after being ram raided in the early hours...

Victorian LGAs required to give equitable access to sports facilities by 2024

Yarra Ranges Council has welcomed the Victorian State Government's new Fair Access Policy Roadmap, which will require local councils to ensure equitable access to...

‘Lake Knox’ dam works commence

The second stage of repairs for maintenance work to the ‘Lake Knox’ dam has begun. Development Victoria has started the project, consisting of repairs...

2700 responses from Knox City councillor’s bin survey

2700 responses from Knox residents were gathered by a Knox City councillor after the council decided to push ahead with changes to bin collection...

Storm affected residents can book to meet insurers in person

Residents throughout the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley affected by last year’s storm event are able to attend in-person meetings with insurers on...

Sound therapist makes a base in the Dandenong Ranges

Imagine the soothing sounds of Tibetan bowls, gongs, Koshi chimes and rattles reverberating as you slowly relax into meditation. You’re not in ‘fight or flight’...

Monbulk produce market this August

The Monbulk Produce Market will be returning on Saturday 13 August from 9:00am to 1:00pm. Home essentials, produce, food and gifts will be available...

Fairhills High School receive $8.01 million upgrade, get visit from Premier Daniel Andrews

Ferntree Gully students gave Premier Daniel Andrews a ruckus reception when he joined Bayswater MP Jackson Taylor at Fairhills High School on Thursday 11...

Almost 80,000 Subaru cars recalled for ABS fault

A manufacturing issue that could result in 78,617 Subaru cars potentially moving or rolling away whilst the vehicle is engaged in the park position...

Grants helping Belgrave’s garden grow

Business chambers and trader groups can access grants of up to $20,000 after applications for another round of the Victorian Government’s Business Chambers and...

Big honour for Lakeside Visitor Centre

The newly built Lakeside Visitor Centre at Puffing Billy Railway was awarded the highest honour at the 2022 International Architecture Awards in Chicago on...

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Scouting for goods

Hoping to raise funds for the Australia-wide scout jamboree in January, the scouts of the 1st Belgrave South Scout Group will be holding their...