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  • Judge rules against aged care facility in insolvency case

    Judge rules against aged care facility in insolvency case

    The winding-up case involving the Lysterfield Islamic Society of Melbourne Eastern Region Inc. has recently come to a close, with the court making a significant…

  • The criminal incidents plaguing urban towns

    The criminal incidents plaguing urban towns

    From the smaller incidents of theft to ram raids, fires and vandalism that have plagued urban town centres over recent years, each could have been…

  • Criminal incidents in Yarra Glen and Healesville

    Criminal incidents in Yarra Glen and Healesville

    As part of the CCTV campaign, Star Mail looked back at the significant incidents in each township after the CCTV network was not maintained properly…

  • Rural Advisory Committee seeking new members

    Rural Advisory Committee seeking new members

    The Yarra Ranges Rural Advisory Committee (RAC) is seeking new members to contribute to shaping the future of agriculture in the region. Since its establishment…

  • IGA loyalty program donates $2000 to Cockatoo CFA

    IGA loyalty program donates $2000 to Cockatoo CFA

    Cockatoo CFA capatin, Marcus Harris has expressed his gratitude after the fire brigade received a generous $2000 donation from the local IGA – a contribution…

  • Rural Haven Hit

    Rural Haven Hit

    For over a decade, Anies Suzukawa had selflessly opened her Gembrook property to her neighbour Tim, giving his horses a home without any issues. Last…

  • Meet Labor’s candidate for Casey, Naomi Oakley

    Meet Labor’s candidate for Casey, Naomi Oakley

    With an election day announcement imminent, Labor has revealed its candidate for Casey, Naomi Oakley. She will battle current MP Aaron Violi over the tightly…

  • Residents call for tiny home on wheels policy

    Residents call for tiny home on wheels policy

    A couple from Belgrave South who have been living out of their caravan recently started an online petition asking Yarra Ranges Council to implement a…

  • Young hearts, big impact: Tribe Monbulk wins volunteering award

    Young hearts, big impact: Tribe Monbulk wins volunteering award

    Tribe Monbulk Youth Inc has been honoured with the Grassroots Volunteering award at the 2024 Volunteering Awards, recognising the group’s remarkable work in supporting young…

  • Gembrook Park Trashed

    Gembrook Park Trashed

    Families and children who frequent Gembrook Leisure Park are outraged and disappointed after the facility was targeted by vandals. Emerald police confirmed they are investigating…

  • GEMCO Battles Severe Roof Leak

    GEMCO Battles Severe Roof Leak

    GEMCO, a community theatre in Emerald, is facing a severe roof leak due to the deterioration of its aged canvas-and-bitumen roofing, which was last covered…

  • CCTV camera network vital for police work

    CCTV camera network vital for police work

    CCTV can be a critical tool for police whether investigating a criminal incident, locating a missing person or piecing together a timeline. That’s why the…

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