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100 years of Kallista

Kallista is getting ready to celebrate its 100th birthday on Saturday 29 March 2025, the town will mark 100 years since it officially changed...

Where to see Christmas lights in the Outer East

One of the most magical parts of the festive season is the wonderful array of homes lit up and decorated as the days count...

New boots fit for female firefighters

Thousands of firefighters will soon be sporting new boots as CFA goes to market to find the perfect fit for our females. In an Australian...

Rates stay on hold and hope for February cut revived

Green shoots are appearing for mortgage holders as the Reserve Bank of Australia sees more signs inflationary pressures are easing. While keeping the cash rate...

A little piece of Christmas

A sweet little piece of Christmas born from a cross-continental collaboration will screen at this year’s Knox Christmas Carols on Saturday 14 December. Upwey...

Security measures to remain at Yarra Ranges Council meetings

Once again the question has been asked of Yarra Ranges Council to consider cutting down on security spending, this time as a potential cost-saving...

Hairpin Banskia at dire risk from more frequent and severe bushfires

New research published in the Australian Journal of Botany has identified a common plant of the Yarra Ranges that could be wiped from the...

Wood You Believe? Knox Club crafts 550 gifts for charity

Knox and District Woodworkers Club held a special meeting to celebrate another successful year of giving back to the community last Wednesday night, 4...

Applications open to join Stormwater Community Reference Panel

Yarra Ranges Council is calling for interested community members to apply for a place on the new Stormwater Community Reference Panel. The Panel will serve...

From car seats to collection: Lilly’s sustainable fashion journey

As the kid who was always drawing clothing designs and concepts on notepads instead of “princesses and rainbows”, Lilly Cavallin carried out her dream...

Apples aplenty for local schools through Wandin Rotary

The Rotary Club of Wandin has come together for its annual apple distribution to local schools. Each year since 2019, the Rotarians have hand-packed and...

Ferntree Gully cricketers to step up

Two Ferntree Gully cricket players have been selected to be a part of the Australian Country Cricket Championships. Coming in with the honour of being...

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Evolution of wood heating

When Christian Bergmoser founded Euro Fireplaces in 2010, he brought a fresh vision to the wood heating industry: creating solutions that combine aesthetic appeal...