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Local families join together to mark Anzac Day in Cockatoo

Despite the chill of a dark autumn morning, a large crowd gathered in Cockatoo for the annual Anzac Day dawn service, marking 110 years...

Olinda author releases story for boys searching for belonging

Olinda author Karys McEwen has released her second novel, 'The Paperbark Tree Committee' - a timely and touching story that feels especially relevant right...

Hills homeowners share sustainable solutions

This year, Belgrave and Upwey are opening their doors for Sustainable House Day, offering a unique chance to explore two homes built with eco-friendly...

Volunteers share their thoughts as early voting opens in Healesville

Early voting has opened for those keen to do their democratic duties before election day on 3 May. Representatives of the potential pollies were out...

Building local political engagement as younger voters outnumber boomers

The time has come when young voters will outnumber baby boomers in a federal election but with many said to be disengaged from the...

Helping more cats and dogs find their homes

The State Government is helping Victorian pet rescue and rehoming groups find homes for vulnerable pets through the latest round of the Individual Pet...

Tiny house eviction highlights policy gaps

What began as a hopeful plea to the Yarra Ranges Council for flexible housing options has ended in disappointment for the Belgrave South tiny...

Transformation of campaigning, shift from major parties a sign of demographic change

The influence of younger voters at this election may not only be seen at the ballot box but has already shifted the way campaigns...

Emerald commemorates the 110th anniversary of Anzac Day

Under the still darkness of the early morning, hundreds of locals gathered for the Anzac Day Dawn Service at Emerald RSL. The Puffing Billy’s...

Sealing on the agenda

PRECEDE This past Easter weekend saw the Dandenong Ranges packed full with traffic. As a longtime tourist destination and an ever-growing area for people seeking...

Little legs, big hearts: Emerald Rotary Club and Puffing Billy raise $41K for kids

The Emerald and District Rotary Club teamed up with Belgrave's Puffing Billy Railway to raise a whopping $41,000 for Monash Children’s Hospital, all thanks...

Extra services and free travel for Anzac Day

In a show of support for veterans, war widows, and the broader community, the State Government is delivering extra public transport services and free...

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Monbulk Primary sprouts as finalist for top Sustainability Award

Monbulk Primary School has been named a finalist in the 2025 ResourceSmart Schools Awards, earning a spot in the coveted category of ResourceSmart School...