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What does the Ranges Trader Mail mean to you?
We asked 40 of our readers and contributors ‘What does the Ranges Trader Mail mean to you?’ to mark the paper’s 40th anniversary. The responses…
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One man show continues to grow
In November 1979 Don Fitzgerald started a community newspaper. The aptly called Emerald Trader came out every Thursday and was advertised as a community newspaper…
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Old school ties
Despite being born a century apart, Emerald Primary School and the Ranges Trader are united through time as well as in print. In November 1979,…
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Four decades of news
PRECEDE For the past four decades, The Ranges Trader Mail has been at the forefront in bringing the community’s hot issues, triumphs and tragedies to…
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Town changes, but gardens remain timeless
In the past 40 years, Emerald has developed from a quiet rural town into a thriving South-eastern suburb of Greater Melbourne. Emerald is a town…
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Poetic justice in phone box return
They hover by doorways in hospitals and retirement villages. They lurk on shady street corners, vacant and ignored. They gaze forlorn over coastal foreshores, reflecting…
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Athletes celebrate 50 years
The Yarra Ranges Athletics Club (YRA) celebrated its 50th anniversary at Eastern Golf Club in Yering on Saturday night. Over 100, athletes, coaches, officials and…
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40 years of local news coverage
If there’s one person who knows how events have shaped the Yarra Ranges over the past 40 years, it’s Sue Thompson. The president of the…
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Sound of music rings across the dandenongs for 40 years
In 1985, the mimicry of lyrebirds was overtaken by the voices of hundreds of schoolchildren recovering from bushfires that had devastated parts of the Dandenong…
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Bright minds of Sherbrooke make life better and keep us safer
Year 9 and 10 students at Sherbrooke Community School have once again proved their technical prowess at the regional Thales Design tech Competition. Jem Toland,…
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Ted’s not so excellent adventure
Firies in Macclesfield and Emerald SES completed a daring rescue of a doggo in distress, after it got stuck down a wombat hole on 3…
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Halloween high note
The Halloween on the Green event, organised by the Philanthropic Collective at Ferny Creek has once again exceeded expectations. This year’s event raised $10,500, all…
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