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Crucifixion sculpture highlights the plight of refugees

A confronting art installation that draws parallels between Christ’s crucifixion and the treatment of asylum seekers in Australia has been erected at the front...

Decision on detention

Since November 2017 a small group of local women have congregated at the Belgrave roundabout with signs which say ‘Honk for Humanity,’ ‘Bring them...

The Streeton Roberts McCubbin Exhibition

Principal Art Gallery Sherbrooke Gallery has announced that the Streeton Roberts McCubbin Exhibition will be held Friday 3 May through to Sunday 26 May....

Government backflip on funding diabetes technology

Kalorama resident Jackson Sinclair is one of thousands of people with type 1 diabetes left disappointed after the Federal Government failed to meet its...

Pay Matinee, Not Hell

 Hellboy Starring David Harbour, Milla Jovovich and Ian McShane Rated R18+ Hellboy is an entertaining but unfocused supernatural action movie. Hellboy (David Harbour), a demon agent of the...

Doors open for women to take on AFL coaching

When Olinda Ferny Creek Junior Football Club fielded a girl’s football team four years ago, no one expected it to grow to three full...

Two-up for those in need

For 21 years the Mount Evelyn RSL Sub-Branch and the York on Lilydale Hotel have been in a community partnership to provide the traditional...

The magic park bus

Parks Victoria is excited to announce the commencement of a new garden tour experience for the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Gardens. Starting on 8 April, a...

Emerald SES needs your help.

The busiest SES unit in the state is in need of new volunteers and are looking for people with time on their hands. There are...

Q&A with David Cloke former Australian Rules Footballer

What is something people don’t know about you? “Well, when I first went down to play football at Richmond, back as a 16-year-old, I...

Microchip cats free of charge

Animal Aid is a place of refuge for the lost, unwanted and abandoned animals in our community. We work diligently to reunite lost pets and...

Anzac badges make a difference

Stopping to buy a poppy for Remembrance Day six years ago led John Allwood to join the Mount Evelyn RSL Sub-Branch. “Within a couple of...

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Outer eastern clubs rewarded for road safety message

Football and netball clubs from across the outer east have joined over 200 clubs in funding for their dedication to encouraging safe driving behaviours....

Vets ‘dine in’

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