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  • The Yarra Ranges pauses to remember

    The Yarra Ranges pauses to remember

    RSL’s across the nation paused at 11am on Wednesday 11 November to commemorate Remembrance Day, marking the 102nd anniversary of the Armistice that ended the…

  • Casey ‘model’ for export

    Casey ‘model’ for export

    Ex-councillor Sam Aziz has revealed an attempt with Jim’s Mowing founder Jim Penman to “take over” Yarra Ranges Council with a like-minded group of councillors.…

  • Get to know your local wildlife

    Get to know your local wildlife

    As Nikki Rae runs her own native wildlife shelter from her Selby residence, it’s certainly not your typical hills house. Her living room, and sometimes…

  • Mum’s iso project makes history

    Mum’s iso project makes history

    A mother’s documentation of the Covid-19 pandemic will now go down in local history, in the form of a book. When the pandemic first hit…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    Hoons be gone An ongoing effort to stamp out hoon driving in parts of the Yarra Valley is starting to produce results, according to local…

  • Hitting a high note

    Hitting a high note

    A Sherbrooke doctor has spent most of this year lifting the spirits of himself and others, by performing a song and posting it online every…

  • Snippets

    Snippets

    International Day of People With Disability Yarra Ranges Council is hosting a free online event to celebrate the International Day of People With Disability (IDPwD).…

  • A spectacular achievement

    A spectacular achievement

    Students from numerous schools throughout the Yarra Ranges will take part in this year’s new-look Victorian State Schools Spectacular. This year’s show will look vastly…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    Charges following Mooroolbark death Homicide Squad detectives have charged three people following the death of a man in Mooroolbark last year. A 19-year-old Yellingbo man,…

  • ‘He will be hugely missed’: Tributes flow for environmental warrior

    ‘He will be hugely missed’: Tributes flow for environmental warrior

    Tributes have flown after the passing of well-known Dandenong Ranges conservationist Darcy Duggan. Mr Duggan sadly died from leukaemia on 31 October. He has been…

  • Teamwork to deliver meals to those in need

    Teamwork to deliver meals to those in need

    The Belgrave Tecoma Township Group (BTTG) has joined forces with local cafes and a charity to address an increasing demand for donated meals this year.…

  • Photographer’s vision claims prestigious prize

    Photographer’s vision claims prestigious prize

    A Ferntree Gully photographer has taken out a major prize in this year’s Victorian Community History Awards. Nick Anchen was awarded the Judges’ Special Prize…

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