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  • A vision for the future

    A vision for the future

    After almost 12 months of community consultation, Yarra Ranges Council has finalised its draft council plan and community vision ready for the final feedback process.…

  • Police appeal for help after stabbing in Olinda

    Police appeal for help after stabbing in Olinda

    Yarra Ranges Criminal Investigation Unit are investigating and appealing for witnesses after a stabbing occurred in Olinda on Wednesday 15 September. A 35 year old…

  • The power of social media

    The power of social media

    Social media has become a very powerful tool for Greyhound Adoption Program to rehouse greys that are looking for their forever homes. With Covid restrictions…

  • Cases spike in shire

    Cases spike in shire

    Covid-19 cases in the Yarra Ranges have spiked over the last week, with the shire recording a further 10 active cases in five days. This…

  • Storms mean seeds can be collected

    Storms mean seeds can be collected

    Mountain Ash trees that fell in the devastating June storms are providing a rare opportunity for seed collection. The fallen trees have enabled land managers…

  • The Walking Man’s final steps

    The Walking Man’s final steps

    If you’ve lived in the Yarra Ranges for some time or visited here often, then chances are you’ve seen ‘The Walking Man’ striding on a…

  • Mental health pop up clinics to arrive

    Mental health pop up clinics to arrive

    The State Government has announced a multi million dollar package to support new mental health and wellbeing services across the state, including pop up clinics…

  • Free desexing at Animal Aid

    Free desexing at Animal Aid

    Did you know that felines can reproduce at just four months of age and that cats can have two litters of kittens per year? Every…

  • Being bushfire prepared

    Being bushfire prepared

    Just like that, we are on the cusp of another bushfire season and now is the perfect time to start clearing properties of excess debris.…

  • Burning off laws pose risk to climate

    Burning off laws pose risk to climate

    Burning off already comes with a number of risks and concerns but Emerald resident David Tunks, fears the new laws proposed by Cardinia Shire Council…

  • Heritage grants breathe new life into Puffing Billy

    Heritage grants breathe new life into Puffing Billy

    It’s full steam ahead at Puffing Billy, with the Victorian Government funding restoration works to get Locomotive A6 back on its tracks. Planning minister Richard…

  • Ice dealer faces court

    Ice dealer faces court

    A Cockatoo man has faced the County Court and plead guilty to a number of offences, after he was caught driving unlicensed, possessing and trafficking…

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