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Glenda’s world of adventure

Covid-19 may have stopped international travel, but a new book is allowing people’s minds to be taken on an overseas journey. The World Is Your...

Kodachrome history applauded

An Ferntree Gully photographer’s work has been shortlisted in the Victorian Premier History Award, for an incredibly unique collection of Kodachrome images. Nick Anchen’s Visions...

Stonker rainbows released for family fun

Numerous lakes in the Yarra Ranges are among those currently being stocked with stonker rainbow trout to bolster recreational fishing. Emerald Lake, Lillydale Lake and...

Belgrave Outdoor Pool reopening

Belgrave Outdoor Pool will be among numerous local pools reopening over the next couple of months. The State Government has allowed outdoor pools to reopen...

Time to care for unpaid carers

A Mount Evelyn carer is helping launch a campaign that highlights the importance of unpaid carers, particularly during Covid-19. Merrin Ayton is a wife, mother...

Upgrading local schools brick by brick

More students in Monbulk and Emerald will soon have access to first-class classrooms and facilities. The State Government recently announced that upgrades will commence at...

Funding for history

The Yarra Ranges Regional Museum has been recognised for its efforts in shining a spotlight on the rich and diverse history of the region....

Derelict dilemma

An attempt to develop a derelict site in the heart of Belgrave that has been labelled an “eyesore” has taken a hit, with Yarra...

Ward contenders profiled

Want to know more about the candidates standing for Yarra Ranges Council? Apart from deciding how your hard-earned rates are spent, these are the...

Local scientists receive prestigious fellowship

Two bright minds from the Dandenong Ranges are among over 100 Australian’s who have received the prestigious Churchill Fellowship. The fellowship offers recipients a chance...

La Nina declared

Cooler temperatures and more rainfall is expected in the Yarra Ranges towards the end of this year, with the Bureau of Meteorology declaring a...

Funding for reducing violence against women

Yarra Ranges Council is encouraging community groups, creative organisations and artists to apply for small grants that address violence against women during the pandemic. Funding...

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