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  • Monbulk march returns

    Monbulk march returns

    With medals hard earnt pinned to their chests, the site of veterans and descendants marching proudly down Monbulk’s main street was an act welcomed by…

  • Anzacs honoured in field of poppies

    Anzacs honoured in field of poppies

    In the darkness of the morning, crowds of young and old gathered at the Lilydale Cenotaph to honour and pay tribute to those who have…

  • Sergeants search an Anzac success

    Sergeants search an Anzac success

    Missing for nearly 100 years, a World War I medal has now been returned to its rightful owners – the descendants of an Anzac hero.…

  • Preserving Cloudehill

    Preserving Cloudehill

    Future generations will have the chance to step foot into a garden lovers paradise, with Olinda’s Cloudehill Gardens set to be preserved under the careful…

  • No certainty for market

    No certainty for market

    Cardinia Shire Council have vowed to work with the Cockatoo Country Market committee to reach a resolution on the future location of the popular monthly…

  • Love that sticks

    Love that sticks

    Growing up in Ferny Creek, Zoe Amber Preston has developed a deep love and connection to the lush green hills that surround her. The calm…

  • 2 Fast, 2 Stupid

    2 Fast, 2 Stupid

    Two men out on bail have been charged with a range of offences following a police pursuit across Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs on Wednesday night.…

  • Man in custody after Knox stabbings

    Man in custody after Knox stabbings

    A man is in custody after being arrested following two early-morning stabbings at a local shopping centre last weekend. It is alleged the 21-year-old approached…

  • Plans for Montrose finalised

    Plans for Montrose finalised

    Montrose may be a quaint village, but the community spirit gives it a huge heart. After a solid three years of gathering community opinions and…

  • Scouts in the scrub

    Scouts in the scrub

    More than 3,000 cubs from scouting groups all across Victoria called Gembrook home last week, spending an action-packed week in local scrubland. Gembrook’s Gilwell Park…

  • Teens stop traffic

    Teens stop traffic

    A recent youth art project that saw teenagers take to the streets of the Hills to break misconceptions about young adults was so successful it…

  • One with the community

    One with the community

    Cockatoo Community House is open to everyone for nearly every activity and workshop under the sun. Volunteers and staff are also there to help link…

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