RANGES TRADER
Home Tags News

Tag: News

Sites start to slowly open

The 1000 steps is among numerous Parks Victoria managed sites that will reopen today (13 May), however, William Ricketts Sanctuary remains closed. Most Parks...

Timetable for students’ return

Victorian students will be returning to school in a phased opening starting Tuesday 26 May. From that day, Prep, Grade 1, Grade 2, specialist school,...

Local Paradise gives back

New owners of the Paradise Valley Hotel in Clematis haven’t let Covid-19 dampen their spirits. Despite suffering a hit to the business they took over...

Level crossing removals a step closer

Level crossing removals at Lilydale and Mooroolbark are one step closer with site establishment now underway. Both level crossings clog streets and put lives at...

Community house keeps connected

The Cockatoo Community House is still celebrating this year’s Neighbourhood House Week, albeit in a different form. Neighbourhood House Week is an initiative that celebrates...

Missing Mount Evelyn man

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Mount Evelyn man James Parker. The 34-year-old was last seen in Mount Evelyn about 10.30am...

Support across the shire

While the community has been spending time at home, Cardinia Shire Council has continued to deliver essential services across the shire as well as...

Retired teacher lends a helping hand

A retired teacher from Clematis is calling on other former teachers to use their skills and help struggling parents during this period of remote...

Trees to get the chop

Yarra Ranges Council has approved the removal of 11 trees at the Olinda Recreation Reserve to make way for a new netball court and...

From pain to greatness

As someone who grew up wanting to excel at everything, it could almost be said that Benji Brundin was destined to become a Guinness...

The loss of a local legend

Emerald lost a well respected community member with the passing of Maxwell Muller last month. Mr Muller dedicated much of his life to the community,...

Don’t power a house fire

With the increased numbers of people working from home or remotely from their normal workplace, CFA is warning of the potential for an increase in...

Latest

Police operation at Knox City targeting anti-social behaviour

A recent police operation conducted at Knox City Shopping Centre's bus bays saw transit police and protective service officers (PSOs) ride various bus routes...