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Father and son killed as falling gum tree smashes moving car

A father and son from Cockatoo have died after a gum tree fell onto their car as they drove through Sherbrooke on Sunday evening,...

Batting for Bluey

There are not many people in the Monbulk and Gembrook communities who don’t know Christian Fraser. Known to most as ‘Bluey,’ the hills local grew...

Local startup is filling fashion void for shoppers with disabilities

We all have different expectations from our clothes. We use clothing to express our personalities and to fit in with our peer groups, so we...

A mother and her children … a loving bond

During the month of July, mothers and their children across Australia, are being given the chance to be photographed for an upcoming book called...

A guitar craftsman in the making

Tecoma resident Isaac Waterhouse is hoping his first custom-designed guitar will help launch a career in the specialised world of guitar luthiers. The former Beaconhills...

Charges over church burglaries

 Police charged two men over a series of alleged burglaries at places of worship, including one in Mount Evelyn. They alleged the burglaries occurred between...

Wild, wet and windy: severe weather batters the Dandenongs

Despite wet and windy conditions around the Dandenongs, local SES crews are been pleased to report there was no significant damage in and surrounding...

Fundraising foray

Locals have formed a Gembrook Pub Working Group to try to bring a pub back to the town. The group has been established under the...

Creative and innovative school holiday activities

Yarra Ranges Council, Eastern Regional Libraries, Milwarra Primary School, ADRA and Inspiro have teamed up to provide several free, fun-filled activities to keep the...

March to remember peace

 World War I veterans held a peace march down Castella Street, Lilydale, to celebrate the Treaty of Versailles officially ending The Great War in...

Spreading safety messages through storytime

Ferntree Gully fire brigade has found a novel way to spread its fire safety message. On Friday 5 July the brigade ran its eighth Funtime...

Platypus find in Olinda Creek a sign of population recovery

In what is some wholesome and well-needed good news, six male platypus have been found in Olinda Creek. Melbourne Water and environment group Cesar conducted...

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Festive self-care important for those with a disability and their carers

The holiday season is a wonderful time of the year to relax, spend time with friends and family, and look forward to the year...