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  • Winning the war on waste

    Winning the war on waste

    People and groups in the Dandenong Ranges are holding nothing back when it comes to the war on waste. From re-usable bags to recycled guitars,…

  • A celebration for their century

    A celebration for their century

    There are a small number of people, groups and organisations in the Dandenong Ranges who have become synonymous with the region. These people and groups…

  • The Basin’s million-dollar donation

    The Basin’s million-dollar donation

    George and Pat Hetrel, who own The Basin’s Como Gardens, dug into their own pockets in June this year to surprise The Basin community with…

  • Home grown hero

    Home grown hero

    Charlotte Perry was among a distinguished group of Australians who received a Triple-Zero Hero Award this April for her ability to stay calm and collected…

  • Did you know?

    Did you know?

    The Dandenong Ranges is steeped in rich history. In every town and every suburb, hundreds of stories come pouring forth, each one more remarkable than…

  • Hall mark of dedication

    Hall mark of dedication

    For 100 years, the Upwey CFA has been serving the hills community. For 50 of those, Peter Hall was there. From saving cats stuck up…

  • Farewell for Arch

    Farewell for Arch

     Mount Evelyn traders honoured the late Arch Carswell with a guard of honour. Archibald ‘Arch’ Carswell died on Wednesday 15 August, aged 80. The hearse…

  • Bringing beauty to death

    Bringing beauty to death

    A Mount Evelyn artist hopes her latest exhibition will start conversations about death. Bronwyn Ward’s first solo show Murmuration is on display in Mooroolbark and…

  • Dutchies of the Dandenongs

    Dutchies of the Dandenongs

     The Dandenong Ranges Music Council brought Dutchies of the Dandenongs together to share stories, music and memories. The DRMC hosted a gathering at the Monbulk…

  • Councillor in court

    Councillor in court

     A Yarra Ranges Councillor is calling for reforms to protect residents from legal action after her own day in court. Fiona McAllister faced Ringwood Magistrates’…

  • Bank’s turning twenty

    Bank’s turning twenty

    The Upwey Community Bank branch turns 20 in October and is celebrating its achievements in the lead-up to the day. “We started celebrating a few…

  • A bale-out for farmers

    A bale-out for farmers

    Hills real estate agents are partnering with the community to support farmers in need. Ranges First National Real Estate will donate a bale of hay…

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