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  • Finding beauty in darkness

    Finding beauty in darkness

    A month on from the storm, as people try to get on with their lives, reminders of the devastation remain. As a way of brightening…

  • Helping the hills

    Helping the hills

    In the Hills, heroes don’t wear capes. They wear fluro vests, accessorised only by safety goggles, muddy workboots and a trusty, well-oiled chainsaw – and…

  • Community guides recovery

    Community guides recovery

    Yarra Ranges Council are hosting a number of business forums to give local business owners and residents a voice towards the multifaceted and ongoing post-storm…

  • Turning the page

    Turning the page

    The trauma and the triumphs of the Dandenong Ranges community following the catastrophic storm will soon be compiled in the form of a book. A…

  • Outages reignite calls for underground power

    Outages reignite calls for underground power

    Parts of the Dandenong Ranges power network are set to be rebuilt underground as the storm clean-up continues. Ausnet confirmed that “a small section of…

  • Doing it for the kids

    Doing it for the kids

    A new “kids zone” has been established at the Kalorama relief hub to give Hills children the chance to get crafty again after a month…

  • Power-outage poet hits the heartstrings

    Power-outage poet hits the heartstrings

    A Cockatoo woman has turned her dark days into social media fame after a poem she wrote about power outages went viral. Elise Turnedge has…

  • 40-years of the DRMC

    40-years of the DRMC

    An Olinda woman has published a book detailing the long and colourful forty year history of the Dandenong Ranges Music Council (DRMC). Drawing from annual…

  • Storm recovery takes hold on business

    Storm recovery takes hold on business

    Business owners from ridge-top communities gathered for a business recovery meeting in Olinda last week as many remain closed due to road closures and loss…

  • Cooking for Kalorama

    Cooking for Kalorama

    A Belgrave Indian restaurant has taken large pots of Indian cuisine to the streets of the Hills each week, vowing to feed the mountain community…

  • Seat of Gembrook to go

    Seat of Gembrook to go

    Electoral boundaries in the Hills are set for a shake-up with the seats of Gembrook and Ferntree Gully proposed to be abolished entirely. The Victorian…

  • Builders asbestos death a warning to others

    Builders asbestos death a warning to others

    Terry Wright was a builder by trade and a champion sportsman by leisure. Above all – Terry was a gentleman, old-fashioned in his ways and…

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