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  • Driver crashes near King Henry’s

    Driver crashes near King Henry’s

    Two young women have emerged with injuries after a late night car accident overnight in Sassafrass on 10 March saw them come off road and…

  • Kallista hits the century mark

    Kallista hits the century mark

    The charming village in the Dandenong Ranges, Kallista is gearing up for a big celebration in March 2025, to mark its 100 years since the…

  • Monbulk Primary’s garden gets a helping hand

    Monbulk Primary’s garden gets a helping hand

    Monbulk Primary School is set to transform an under-utilised area of its grounds into a reposeful sensory garden, thanks to a generous $10,000 grant from…

  • CFA stamp out scrub fire quick smart

    CFA stamp out scrub fire quick smart

    CFA Firefighters responded to grass and scrub blaze in Yellingbo on the morning of Saturday 8 March. Local emergency services responded to a grass and…

  • Arnold Dix’s ‘rock’-solid tribute to life and the sun

    Arnold Dix’s ‘rock’-solid tribute to life and the sun

    A Monbulk lawyer, scientist and author has spent nearly a decade building a unique monument called the “birthday machine” that’s captivated families and locals alike.…

  • Selby House makes the list

    Selby House makes the list

    The 2024 Victorian Community History Awards shortlist has been announced with Selby Community House amongst the nominated publications and projects in contention for the Victorian…

  • Almost 5,000 offences over Long weekend

    Almost 5,000 offences over Long weekend

    Police detected close to 5,000 traffic offences during a major road safety blitz over the Labour Day long weekend in Victoria. Operation Arid saw police…

  • AED install at the Patch

    AED install at the Patch

    Monbulk and District Rotary have fundraised, bought and fitted an automatic external defibrillator (AED) at The Patch Post office and cafe. The formal presentation of…

  • Final housing targets for Victorian councils set

    Final housing targets for Victorian councils set

    The Victorian Government has refined and finalised its housing targets for the 79 Councils across the state. A goal of 2.24 million new homes added…

  • Calls for upgrades and accountability

    Calls for upgrades and accountability

    CCTV networks once seen as a vital part of crime prevention in Belgrave and Upwey are now facing significant challenges due to outdated equipment and…

  • MADCOW upholds CCTV system amid funding challenges

    MADCOW upholds CCTV system amid funding challenges

    The Monbulk and District Community Working Group (MADCOW) has been a pillar of support in ensuring the safety and sustainability of Monbulk. The not-for-profit organisation,…

  • Local traders want to see better CCTV network

    Local traders want to see better CCTV network

    Star Mail’s six-week CCTV campaign was welcomed by the local traders and shopkeepers. Getting into the campaign’s midpoint, Star Mail interviewed local traders groups and…

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