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Heart of the hills

There are a small number of people, groups and organisations in the Dandenong Ranges that have become synonymous with the region. These people and groups...

Funds Flow to Bayswater schools

Member for Bayswater, Jackson Taylor has announced over $685,000 of funding, towards six local schools. Boronia K-12 College, Eastern Ranges School, Marlborough Primary School,...

Blackberry warning

Residents are being urged not to pick or eat blackberries over the next few months, as the Yarra Ranges Council undertakes annual spraying efforts. The...

Dr to appeal

A Montrose doctor has had his registration cancelled following a tribunal hearing that found he had a sexual relationship with a patient about nine...

Top 10 films of 2019

In 2019, Marvel triumphantly concluded its cinematic universe experiment with Avengers: Endgame, Fox merged with the Disney juggernaut and Blade Runner officially became our...

Police urge Victorians to be roadwise this festive season

Yarra Ranges police have launched their biggest road policing operation of the year, spanning 24 days. With the Victorian road toll currently sitting at 252,...

Fabulous 50

The Mount Evelyn Netball Club celebrated 50 years of community netball last week. Current and former players, committee members and parents gathered at the Morrison...

In the heat of the moment

Jessica Jacobs from Upwey CFA and Luke Summerscales from Wonga Park CFA constantly train to help save lives and rescue people from life threatening...

Students receive ATAR results

The anxious wait was finally over when Year 12 students across the state received their Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) results on Thursday 12...

The value of planned burning

A bushfire at Silvan reservoir on 21 November was quickly brought under control thanks to a planned burn that took place three years ago....

Kale’n It

Alanna Wilson-Duff inherited a culture of poor eating when taking on the role of canteen manager at Sherbrooke Community School. A staple of processed foods,...

LLICFF lines up for 2020

Budding young filmmakers in the hills will once again have the opportunity to see their name up in lights, with the return of the...

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Premier Jacinta Allan, small business minister Natalie Suleyman and Monbulk MP...

It’s been a wild week of wind events. At the time of writing this on Thursday 29 August over 200 calls for assistance have...