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  • Lilydale structure-fires spike as homeless seek warmth

    Lilydale structure-fires spike as homeless seek warmth

    Lilydale CFA members responded to calls of a structure fire next door to their station in the early hours of Monday morning. Captain Steve Kelso…

  • Hidden bar not ready to call last drinks

    Hidden bar not ready to call last drinks

    Walking along the platforms at Lilydale Station, most train-goers would never even think that behind one of the historical blue doors lies a fair dinkum,…

  • New purpose for old uniforms

    New purpose for old uniforms

    Monbulk College’s student representative body, Monbulk Student Voice (MSV), recently hosted a free-dress day to raise money to send old Monbulk College uniforms overseas to…

  • Riders rally for Cockatoo MTB trails

    Riders rally for Cockatoo MTB trails

    Numerous Hills locals have formed a committee pushing for the establishment of a set of mountain bike trails in Cockatoo. The newly formalised Cockatoo Mountain…

  • Chirnside joyride ends in front yard

    Chirnside joyride ends in front yard

    A man had to be cut from his crushed vehicle after losing control in Chirnside Park on Wednesday night. The vehicle is alleged to have…

  • A man’s last wish honoured

    A man’s last wish honoured

    It might have been wishful thinking when Bill Morris, 96, told his nurse he wanted to attend one last Anzac Day march but little did…

  • Children take to the tanks

    Children take to the tanks

    Children of the Hills transformed the Olinda Community House water tanks into a sea of colour recently, forming the next step in a collaborative community…

  • Lilydale quarry fire

    Lilydale quarry fire

    CFA units responded to a fire this morning at the Lilydale quarry on Melba Avenue. At 9.20am, CFA received a number of 000 calls with…

  • Outrage at last minute cull

    Outrage at last minute cull

    Chirnside Park residents are expressing their outrage on social media after being advised at the eleventh hour that a kangaroo cull will take place tonight.…

  • Are you missing some cash?

    Are you missing some cash?

    Hard-working Hills residents could be missing their slice of up to $13.8 billion in unclaimed cash – with no idea they are even entitled to…

  • SES build begins

    SES build begins

    Within seconds of snapping a photograph of Emerald SES volunteers at the site of their new headquarters, the volunteer’s phones began screeching with alarm bells.…

  • 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…

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