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From car seats to collection: Lilly’s sustainable fashion journey

As the kid who was always drawing clothing designs and concepts on notepads instead of “princesses and rainbows”, Lilly Cavallin carried out her dream...

Apples aplenty for local schools through Wandin Rotary

The Rotary Club of Wandin has come together for its annual apple distribution to local schools. Each year since 2019, the Rotarians have hand-packed and...

Ferntree Gully cricketers to step up

Two Ferntree Gully cricket players have been selected to be a part of the Australian Country Cricket Championships. Coming in with the honour of being...

Our hills truly are alive

When I saw the beautiful picture spread by Yarra Valley resident Tracey Frazer in last week’s Ranges Trader Mail, I thought: “So it is...

Reimagining Blind Creek project finishes up

Government is helping to deliver more green open spaces for families in Melbourne’s outer east, with what has called the Green Heart of Knox...

Tree of souls holds space

This Christmas the Tree of Souls continues to bring together parents of bereaved children, offering an annual tribute to their children who have passed...

Learning from past for better present and future

Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation hosted an event called yalingbuth yalingbu yirramboi (yesterday today tomorrow), opening up the gate of Coranderrk to the public on...

Call for feral deer law changes

Feral deer continue to impact the Dandenong Ranges and beyond in Victoria and a local environmental expert and campaigner came together recently to host...

Orna-mental fun at Belgrave Library

This Wednesday, 11 December from 3pm to 5pm, Belgrave Library is offering a fun and creative experience for all ages with a paper mache...

‘Suspicious’ Tecoma fire

Now labelled as suspicious by police, a Yarra Ranges property in Tecoma caught on fire last week with flames visible to people in Knox...

Wombats in line of fire

The humble wombat is a largely-loved native critter across the country, but conservationists are concerned about the treatment they are receiving from landowners. Wombats are...

Yarra Ranges community links closed on Thursday 12 December

Yarra Ranges Council's Community Links will be closed from 2pm on Thursday 12 December and the Contact Centre will also be closed from 3pm....

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PAVED Festival kicks off with FunFest

Emerald's PAVED Festival kicked off with the annual FunFest this past weekend with great success, attracting a large crowd of locals and visitors. Held at...

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