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Honouring community volunteers

A community is only as strong as the people who hold it together, and at the heart of ours are the volunteers, people who...

Monbulk Aquatic Centre to slash energy bills with new upgrade

The Monbulk Aquatic Centre is about to get a major upgrade thanks to a $1.97 million grant from the Federal Government - the funding...

Transport Fails Pakenham’s Locals

Pakenham Upper’s roads are “only“ designed for cars, leaving seniors, students, and children who rely on public transport to face daily obstacles just to...

A new chapter for King Henry’s restaurant

Sassafras's King Henry restaurant has long been a beloved spot for both locals and visitors, renowned for its cozy English-style charm and inviting atmosphere...

Youth scores grant

A little support from the community goes a long way and advice from local artists, social media and a council grant have made it...

Imagining the future of Monbulk

Imagining what the future may look like is exactly what students at Monbulk Primary School have been exploring in their STEM classes. From drone...

Hills Hellenica Festival to hit Belgrave

The Hills are set to come alive with the sound of bouzaki as a local band brings Greek music and culture to Belgrave in...

Free career support at Belgrave Library

If you're looking for career guidance, job search tips, or resume advice, Belgrave Library is the place to be on the first Monday of...

Emerald SES respond to 30+ calls amid strong winds

Between midnight on Saturday 22 February and 11am on 24 February, VIC SES Emerald Unit volunteers were the busiest in the state, responding to...

Preserve the goodness at Belgrave Library

If you’ve ever wondered how to create delicious, probiotic-rich foods at home, 'The Fermented Mother' at Belgrave Library has just the event for you....

Sensor stops wine profits going up in smoke

A smoke sensor, which has the potential to save hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wine production, developed by La Trobe University researchers...

Funding and promises for a CCTV network

More than a decade ago, the first of a network of CCTV cameras were promised to keep the community safe and deter crime in...

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Aged care in crisis

For elderly residents in the Hills, staying in their homes is becoming increasingly difficult due to a severe shortage of essential aged care services....