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  • Fire on Puffing Billy trestle bridge

    Fire on Puffing Billy trestle bridge

    Police are investigating the cause of a small fire on the Puffing Billy Railway Trestle Bridge this morning. Emergency services were called to the bridge…

  • Covid’s homelessness crisis

    Covid’s homelessness crisis

    The CEO of a charity that supports homeless people has warned that Covid-19 could exacerbate what is already a serious problem in the Yarra Ranges.…

  • Care for Year 12s

    Care for Year 12s

    The return to school was made even better for Year 12 students at Emerald Secondary College last week, as they also received care packages from…

  • Taking a look at book habits

    Taking a look at book habits

    To help celebrate Book Week (17-23 October), the Star Mail sent out photographer Stewart Chambers to gain insight into the community’s reading habits. We asked…

  • Time to talk about big cats

    Time to talk about big cats

    The creator of a podcast that investigates black panthers is particularly interested in hearing stories from the Yarra Ranges. Missing Panther is a podcast created…

  • Get some gardening help

    Get some gardening help

    With many people being reintroduced to their gardens during Covid-19 lockdowns, the team at the Cockatoo Community House is looking to support local gardeners. The…

  • Snakes slither into spring

    Snakes slither into spring

    Yarra Ranges residents are being urged to keep an eye out for snakes, as warmer weather sees them emerge from winter hibernation. Department of Environment,…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    School zones in operation As eager students swap Zoom calls for the classroom, Victoria Police is urging drivers to take extra care in and around…

  • Mickey the yellow-bellied glider

    Mickey the yellow-bellied glider

    Emerald’s Geoff Sands captured an incredibly-timed shot of a yellow-bellied glider taken when he and his late wife, Elaine, raised it many years ago. The…

  • Local serviceman honoured

    Local serviceman honoured

    The Mt Evelyn RSL marked the 50th anniversary of the death of Mt Evelyn serviceman Garry Willoughby on 8 October. It was the last of…

  • Glenda’s world of adventure

    Glenda’s world of adventure

    Covid-19 may have stopped international travel, but a new book is allowing people’s minds to be taken on an overseas journey. The World Is Your…

  • Kodachrome history applauded

    Kodachrome history applauded

    An Ferntree Gully photographer’s work has been shortlisted in the Victorian Premier History Award, for an incredibly unique collection of Kodachrome images. Nick Anchen’s Visions…

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