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  • Historic picnic ground

    Historic picnic ground

    Kay’s Picnic Ground is one of three picnic areas on the Sassafras Creek between Kallista and Monbulk. It was named after James Kay, the first…

  • Official opening for Selby CFA

    Official opening for Selby CFA

    Selby CFA is having an official opening of their $1.35 million multipurpose station. The old station, which was built in 1977 was demolished in January…

  • Ari’s Army

    Ari’s Army

    It can be difficult to discern a problem with your little ones. An occasional vomit and general lethargy- while concerning – is nothing out of…

  • Michelle hits her stride

    Michelle hits her stride

    Gembrook woman Michelle Andrews Luke had to relearn how to walk after suffering two strokes one year ago, but now she is embarking on stride4stroke.…

  • Maleficent: Missed Opportunity

    Maleficent: Missed Opportunity

    Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Starring Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning and Harris Dickinson Rated M The sequel to the 2014 original, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is…

  • Free family activities for Children’s Week

    Free family activities for Children’s Week

    Yarra Ranges children and families will be able to see inside a bee hive, celebrate the Hungry Caterpillar’s 50th birthday, enjoy a teddy bear’s picnic…

  • A blooming nice sight in Monbulk

    A blooming nice sight in Monbulk

    A bright and colourful new roundabout featuring snapdragons, tulips and marigold has been unveiled in Monbulk. The Monbulk roundabout, next to mitre 10, is looking…

  • Gemco goes postal

    Gemco goes postal

    From Gemco Theatre and best-selling author Sir Terry Pratchett comes a hilarious send-up of redemption in the age of technology. Going Postal is the story…

  • We kid you not: Goats are being used to clean up the weeds around Belgrave station

    We kid you not: Goats are being used to clean up the weeds around Belgrave station

    Humans and animals living together in harmony – you love to see it. A herd of hungry goats is being used to control out-of-control weeds,…

  • NBN woes for Emerald business owner

    NBN woes for Emerald business owner

    An Emerald business is reporting a phone outage problem since January. Amazing K9 Grooming owner, Marilyn Goodwin said that since January the business has been…

  • When Roads Were Tracks wins history award

    When Roads Were Tracks wins history award

    A book that tells the story of the roads in the Dandenong Ranges has earned the Local History Project Award at the Victorian Community History…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    School holiday robberies Police arrested four people – two men and two women – at Lilydale Railway Station on 30 September over armed robbery. They…

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