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  • Autism school opens gates in 2021

    Autism school opens gates in 2021

    Children on the autism spectrum will soon be able to begin their learning journey in Coldstream, with Lyrebird College officially receiving registration as a school…

  • Tourist destinations reopen

    Tourist destinations reopen

    Parks Victoria have reopened Upper Ferntree Gully’s popular 1000 steps and Warburton’s Redwood Forest after prolonged closures due to Covid-19 concerns. The popular tourist destinations…

  • Hills Hub opens doors

    Hills Hub opens doors

    Five long years of planning, designing, and construction have finally come to fruition, with the much-anticipated Emerald Hills Hub now officially open to community groups.…

  • Platypus killed in suspected dog attack

    Platypus killed in suspected dog attack

    A dog is believed to have been behind a platypus mauling in Cockatoo, prompting pleas for dog-owners to keep their pets on a leash around…

  • On track for a window seat return

    On track for a window seat return

    The iconic, decades old tradition of passengers dangling their legs off the side of Puffing Billy could become a regular feature again, almost three years…

  • The Round-Up

    The Round-Up

    Bow and arrested Olinda Police arrested a 24-year old male for shooting a bow and arrow in Dandenong Ranges National Park over the weekend. The…

  • Store Manager of the Year

    Store Manager of the Year

    2020 was the year of panic buying, store limits and crowds busting through the door at opening time, reaching for the toilet paper before it…

  • Stranded in Santiago

    Stranded in Santiago

    Belgrave’s Sarah Clark boarded a plane headed for Chile, South America, in February this year with dreams of snapping breathtaking photographs and broadening her language…

  • Testing site moves out

    Testing site moves out

    The EACH Covid-19 testing site in Emerald has moved out of the Hills Hub to a new location, leaving community groups that gather inside the…

  • Grandmothers demand action

    Grandmothers demand action

    With Human Rights Day falling on Thursday 10 December, a group of protestors gathered outside Acting Minister for Immigration Alan Tudge’s office calling for better…

  • Lighting up Montrose for Corey

    Lighting up Montrose for Corey

    A breathtaking Christmas display in a Montrose family’s front garden is just the beginning of ways in which the compassionate family are lighting up the…

  • Novel is a labour of love

    Novel is a labour of love

    Monbulk resident Liz Markham put her lengthy time in lockdown to good use, occupying herself by revisiting her novel Surprise Packet. Drafted over a three…

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