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Victorian Community History Awards open for entries

The 2024 Victorian Community History Awards are now open for entries. There are 10 categories including best History Publication, Article, Collaborative Project, Oral History, Community...

Sports event not just for gold medal

After the huge success of hosting the 2024 State Cross Country Championships, Yarra Valley Racing once again hosted the cross country competition for students...

Casey MP Aaron Violi is not happy with the Federal Government’s policy on early...

Federal Casey MP Aaron Violi criticised the Labor Government’s policy on early childcare as he claimed it does not help solve the shortage of...

Yarra Ranges Council shares its concerns on the Plan for Victoria

Yarra Ranges Council has made a submission to the State Government regarding its Plan For Victoria at the Tuesday 27 August council meeting. The Plan...

Continuing high winds impacting power network

AusNet is on its way making progress in restoring power outages caused by windy weather, which has impacted people in the central and eastern...

Small Change Grant Helps Emerald Arts Society Modernize Workspace

Emerald Arts Society Incorporated will finally be getting rid of their old tables after receiving the Small Change Grant, funded by Cardinia Shire Council. The...

Community generosity shines as Gully Market supports prostate cancer foundation

The Ferntree Gully Market has opened its heart this Father’s Day and donated its accumulated $3000 funds to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia...

Cloud forest launched in Olinda

The native Australian Rhododendron has taken centre stage as part of a new garden that opened recently in the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden. From...

Wind concerns intensify for Yarra Ranges, fallen trees expected, prepare early

Windy conditions are developing over the Yarra Ranges, with expectations for “trees to be ripped out of the ground” and an urging of early...

Mater Christi College student nominated in global film contest for environmental film

A Belgrave film-making student have been nominated to earn an Honourable Mention in the One Earth Young Filmmakers Contest for her short film ‘Tipping...

Emerald Library kicks off Book Week

Celebrations kicked off at Emerald Library on Saturday 17 August from 11am with Kiddly Winks and their amazing face painting and balloon twisting talents....

Kallista CFA demands action as drivers continue to get stuck on Olinda’ hazardous Hacketts...

Kallista CFA members are concerned about the number of calls they get from drivers being trapped on Hacketts Road in Olinda – a steep...

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Buy a virtual lap around Bathurst and help beat cancer

Australians are being urged to take a front-row seat in the fight against prostate cancer and buy a virtual lap to raise funds for...