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  • Support across the shire

    Support across the shire

    While the community has been spending time at home, Cardinia Shire Council has continued to deliver essential services across the shire as well as pandemic…

  • Retired teacher lends a helping hand

    Retired teacher lends a helping hand

    A retired teacher from Clematis is calling on other former teachers to use their skills and help struggling parents during this period of remote learning.…

  • Trees to get the chop

    Trees to get the chop

    Yarra Ranges Council has approved the removal of 11 trees at the Olinda Recreation Reserve to make way for a new netball court and cricket…

  • From pain to greatness

    From pain to greatness

    As someone who grew up wanting to excel at everything, it could almost be said that Benji Brundin was destined to become a Guinness World…

  • The loss of a local legend

    The loss of a local legend

    Emerald lost a well respected community member with the passing of Maxwell Muller last month. Mr Muller dedicated much of his life to the community,…

  • Don’t power a house fire

    Don’t power a house fire

    With the increased numbers of people working from home or remotely from their normal workplace, CFA is warning of the potential for an increase in…

  • Reach out for support

    Reach out for support

    It’s normal to feel overwhelmed, stressed or anxious during these uncertain times. It’s important to remind yourself that this is a normal reaction. Cardinia Shire…

  • RSL president passes

    RSL president passes

    Lilydale RSL president Don Parsons sadly passed away on 2 May. Born in Launceston, Tasmania in 1947, Mr Parsons grew up there before enlisting in…

  • Puffing Billy powers online

    Puffing Billy powers online

    Puffing Billy has launched free virtual tours after being temporarily closed due to Covid-19. Beginning weekly on 1 May, viewers can connect, explore and learn…

  • Yarra Ranges a ‘hotspot’ for big cat activity

    Yarra Ranges a ‘hotspot’ for big cat activity

    A Black Panther could ‘100 per cent’ thrive in the Dandenong Ranges, according to a big cat expert. Vaughan King is a former big cat…

  • Creating Connections

    Creating Connections

    Cardinia Shire has created an online space where residents can connect with others and share positive photos and stories during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. You…

  • Product limits eased

    Product limits eased

    Numerous major supermarkets have eased product limits on items such as rice and toilet paper, as customer demand moderates and supply returns. It comes after…

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