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  • Finding a home for Baba Desi portrait

    Finding a home for Baba Desi portrait

    Do you have a Baba Desi sized space on your café wall? Cal Osborne’s portrait of the loveable Belgrave larrikin is in need of a…

  • Shaken not stirred – a motto to live by

    Shaken not stirred – a motto to live by

    As a former naval marine engineer, John Young from Ferntree Gully has seen more horror than most. He was stationed in the Persian Gulf following…

  • On the trail of the elusive Burrowing Cray

    On the trail of the elusive Burrowing Cray

    You may have never heard of it, but the Dandenong Ranges Burrowing Crayfish is not an urban myth. In fact, it’s alive and well, living…

  • Reading for MS

    Reading for MS

    A free book every day during August from the MS Shop in Monbulk is on offer for kids in the Dandenongs who are participating in…

  • Kaylee’s horsey tale

    Kaylee’s horsey tale

    An idea for a great story is often drawn from personal experience. That’s exactly the case for Kaylee Ison, whose latest novel stems from her…

  • Monbulk’s Mountain Grand

    Monbulk’s Mountain Grand

     Monbulk’s Mountain Grand The Mountain Grand is the well-known 1900s heritage building at the Belgrave end of the Monbulk township. An early owner of the…

  • Barn Owl Cafe will stay open, for now.

    Barn Owl Cafe will stay open, for now.

    The Barn Owl Café will stay open, for now. On 22 July, the Mail reported that The Barn Owl cafe in Silvan was facing closure…

  • First female driver makes tracks at Puffing Billy

    First female driver makes tracks at Puffing Billy

    A Puffing Billy volunteer has accomplished her dream of becoming the first female driver on the Puffing Billy Railway. At 10:30am on 31 July, Belinda…

  • Teacher celebrates fantastic forty

    Teacher celebrates fantastic forty

    For many, the thought of working in an industry for 40 years seems unreachable. But for high school teacher Jayne Lauder, her years of educating…

  • Cold-blooded career opportunity for VCAL student

    Cold-blooded career opportunity for VCAL student

    A lifelong love of animals and a desire to protect them will soon launch a career for Year 12 Mater Christi College VCAL student Monique…

  • Recycling to go to waste

    Recycling to go to waste

    Yarra Ranges Council is urging residents to continue recycling, after 30 other Victorian councils, including Cardinia Shire, received the news that their recycling processor has…

  • The round-up

    The round-up

    Belgrave assault Police are investigating an assault that occurred in Belgrave’s main street. It’s understood that on 20 July at 1.30pm, two men assaulted another…

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