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  • Hills mates take the Grampians by bike

    Hills mates take the Grampians by bike

    Two Hills mates are gearing up to pedal a 537-kilometre route through the Grampians as part of the Great Victorian Bike Ride. Kallista’s Tommy McBride,…

  • Ride is family affair

    Ride is family affair

    A Belgrave South grandfather is looking forward to a “very special” ride, gearing up to tackle the Great Victorian Bike Ride alongside his son and…

  • Census question slammed as “insensitive”

    Census question slammed as “insensitive”

    The wording of a question on this year’s Census has become a subject of controversy, with many women taking to social media to express the…

  • GAT rescheduled

    GAT rescheduled

    This year’s General Achievement Test (GAT) for Year 12 students will be rescheduled to a later date due to the state’s ongoing lockdowns. With ongoing…

  • Basin boy makes Olympic history, no Bull

    Basin boy makes Olympic history, no Bull

    The Basin-bred Tyson Bull has been crowned the first Australian male to make an artistic gymnastics Olympics final, having secured his chance to compete in…

  • Mater Christi’s top scorers recognised

    Mater Christi’s top scorers recognised

    Top-scoring pupils from Belgrave’s Mater Christi College have been recognised alongside the state’s best performing Year 12 students in the Premier’s VCE awards. Class of…

  • Energy-efficient building forum in Selby

    Energy-efficient building forum in Selby

    Two industry experts will next week co-present a public forum on building and retrofitting houses for energy efficiency. “Whether you’re saddled with an old Hills…

  • Lockdown 6.0 “there is no alternative”

    Lockdown 6.0 “there is no alternative”

    Victorians have been plunged into a seven-day snap lockdown after the case recorded eight locally acquired cases. Premier Daniel Andrews addressed the state just after…

  • Two months too long

    Two months too long

    Dandenong Ranges residents are fed up with receiving mixed messages from telecommunications and internet providers, with many still without access to the internet almost two…

  • Telstra take the pay out of payphones

    Telstra take the pay out of payphones

    Future generations will never experience the mad scramble for spare change when needing to make a call after Telstra announced its 15,000 public payphones are…

  • Emergency fund top-up

    Emergency fund top-up

    Eastern Victorian Councils will receive more funding to help them prepare for and respond to emergencies thanks to a funding boost from the Andrews Labor…

  • Councils unite to address homelessness

    Councils unite to address homelessness

    The number of homeless men, women and children is growing in suburban areas and COVID-19 has further impacted the vulnerability of those who sleep rough…

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