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  • Ratepayers fury

    Ratepayers fury

    The City of Knox is set to become the basketball capital of Australia following a recent funding announcement by state and local governments for an…

  • Goodbye to the Hills

    Goodbye to the Hills

    Mother-daughter duo Nikky Salgadoe and daughter Shabana Junaid will go down in the history books of the Dandenongs, having been the first people to open…

  • Teen stalked before Montrose attack

    Teen stalked before Montrose attack

    A teenage girl was followed as she crossed the road before being sexually assaulted by a man in Montrose earlier this month. The 19-year-old was…

  • Signal on the way

    Signal on the way

    Construction is currently underway for a long-anticipated mobile phone tower for the Mount Evelyn township. Workers have been at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve over the…

  • Country singer hits murderous chord

    Country singer hits murderous chord

    When Upper Ferntree Gully’s Benny Allen woke up to find his new country single sitting between P!nk and Keith Urban at No.2 on the iTunes…

  • Teens taking up space

    Teens taking up space

    A group of teenagers will soon take to the streets of the Hills in order to “take up space” and “be seen” as part of…

  • Community saves big day

    Community saves big day

    Sheree and Shane Hudson had big plans for their big day, but when the snap lockdown a few weeks ago saw Covid restrictions brought back…

  • Heartbreaking weekend on local roads

    Heartbreaking weekend on local roads

    Labour Day long weekend turned into a weekend of “mayhem” and heartache for many across the Yarra Ranges, with one man sadly losing his life and…

  • Fresh fleet to tackle waste

    Fresh fleet to tackle waste

    There’s an all-new force tackling kerbside waste in Cardinia Shire. Council is excited to introduce 16 new waste trucks which will replace the previous fleet…

  • Community music returns

    Community music returns

    The Dandenong Ranges Music Council (DRMC) is excited to welcome back community music after the Covid-19 pandemic put a pause on group rehearsals and performances.…

  • Emerald’s  mosaic message

    Emerald’s mosaic message

    The Emerald and district community recently came together for a community mosaic project led by notable Yarra Ranges artist Sioux Dollman. The public art project,…

  • Giving The Patch a heart

    Giving The Patch a heart

    Owner of The Patch Store, Natalie Collins was recently commended with an Australia Day Community Service Award for “giving The Patch community a heart” and…

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