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  • A day never to be forgotten

    A day never to be forgotten

    At 9am on 15 August 1945 Prime Minister, Ben Chifley, broadcast to a waiting nation that the Japanese had surrendered and the Second World War…

  • Mountain biking boom

    Mountain biking boom

    Mountain bike riding has been steadily building in popularity across the eastern suburbs in recent times, and it’s one of the few industries that have…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    Graffiti breakthrough Monbulk Police have recently arrested four people in relation to graffiti offences. Police said there had been a graffiti problem in the area…

  • Power cuts off elderly

    Power cuts off elderly

    A Lilydale pensioner has raised concerns about power companies scheduling outages during the Covid-19 lockdown. Earlier this month, Brian Mier had his power switched off…

  • Covid-19 Relief and Recovery Grants open

    Covid-19 Relief and Recovery Grants open

    Yarra Ranges Council has organised a temporary grants program to assist community groups and artists impacted by Covid-19. The Covid-19 Community Relief and Recovery Grants…

  • Thanks for caring

    Thanks for caring

    Almost five months ago Dave and Nicole Gallacher’s life was turned upside down, after Nicole collapsed with a bleed on her brain and as a…

  • One step closer for RidgeWalk

    One step closer for RidgeWalk

    Community members are invited to share their feedback on the final draft master plan for RidgeWalk. RidgeWalk is a large-scale art experience across 39km of…

  • Bubble man hopes to spread joy

    Bubble man hopes to spread joy

    The Belgrave bubble man hopes his actions helped bring laughter and happiness to locals during Covid-19. Michael Dinkgreve was spotted walking along the main street…

  • Have your say: Playspaces

    Have your say: Playspaces

    The community can now have its say on upgrades to numerous playspaces across the Yarra Ranges. Concept designs have been created for playspaces in Mount…

  • Caring for cops

    Caring for cops

    Officers at Monbulk Police Station received a nice surprise recently, with a care package being sent from the local primary school. Police received the care…

  • Quake shake

    Quake shake

    A small Magnitude 2.2 tremor shook south eastern suburbs for a brief moment, just after 7pm on Wednesday night, 29 July. According to Geoscience Australia,…

  • Testing starts at Montrose aged care

    Testing starts at Montrose aged care

    Residents and staff at a Montrose aged care will be tested for Covid-19 today (30 July), after a confirmed case at the residence. Mercy Place…

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