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Carpark plan not ovally popular

Upwey residents feel they have been left in the dark about an elaborate plan to turn half the local school oval into car parking....

Remembering Don Fleming

The wider Monbulk community is mourning the loss of much-loved community man and nursery pioneer, Don Fleming. Mr Fleming, born 8 May 1935, sadly passed...

‘We are bleeding’

Olinda and Mt Dandenong shopkeepers have had a tumultuous start to 2021, plagued by two extended “snap” lockdowns and a devastating storm resulting in...

100km/h winds to lash the Dandenongs

Winds of up to 100km/h are forecast for the Dandenong Ranges over the weekend. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has issued a severe weather warning...

Truckie testing regime pressures supply chain

Throughout the pandemic, nurses and supermarket workers racing to fill empty shelves have been praised as the unsung heroes on the frontline of the...

Local train line exposures

The Lilydale and Belgrave train lines have been added to the growing list of Covid-19 exposure sites. An infected case is said to have travelled...

Nature is key: tips on surviving the extended lockdown

A Ferntree Gully woman passionate about boosting mental health has taken to social media in hopes of helping others find clarity through nature. Zoe Amber...

Lockdown continues

VICTORIANS will remain in lockdown after Premier Daniel Andrews revealed lockdown will not be lifted from midnight Tuesday as originally planned. Speaking to media on...

Lockdown 5.0 hits the Hills

For the fifth time in 18 months Victoria has entered a lockdown, with students returning to home learning and non-essential businesses forced to close...

Council battles for post-storm help

Yarra Ranges Council is calling on a number of senior government officials to deliver extra funding, resources and support to residents of storm-ravaged communities...

Vinnies need winter woolies

Every day, volunteers and staff members of the St Vincent de Paul Society see the human faces behind homelessness statistics. Whether it be...

Claws come out in cat curfew clash

It will soon be illegal for cat owners to let their felines roam outside their property boundaries in Knox, with council set to impose...

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To great heights: CFA train at Skyhigh

Recently, Kalorama-Mt Dandenong CFA invited their neighbouring brigades of Sassafras-Ferny Creek, Olinda and Montrose to join them on a combined training session at Skyhigh,...