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  • Fence cut, bikes pinched

    Fence cut, bikes pinched

    Thieves stole $13,000 in motorcycles from an Upwey home. Yarra Ranges CIU detectives are investigating the theft, which took place in Hughes Street between noon…

  • Pavilion for everyone

    Pavilion for everyone

    A new pavilion, complete with community meeting areas will be built to serve local sports clubs and groups across the Monbulk area. Member for Monbulk…

  • Hopes for long-lost-woman

    Hopes for long-lost-woman

    Police have not given up hope on finding missing woman Joanne Gaye Deason, who was last since in Gembrook on 22 August 2003. Then in…

  • Emerald students walk the anti-anxiety line

    Emerald students walk the anti-anxiety line

    Emerald Secondary College Students have come together to participate in the Future Problem-Solving Australia program. The program brings together more than 140 schools from around…

  • Mapping Emerald’s past

    Mapping Emerald’s past

    A map of historic Emerald is giving the community a glimpse into its past. The heritage groups in Casey Cardinia launched the map at their…

  • Oval of interest

    Oval of interest

    The Olinda Precinct Plan is moving ahead. The State Government’s Parks Victoria has lodged a planning permit application to Yarra Ranges Council to develop a…

  • Belgrave’s Woorilla winner

    Belgrave’s Woorilla winner

    The PAVE Woorilla Poetry Prize awards ceremony took place in Emerald on Sunday 29 July and, according to organiser Maria Millers, the event reflected its…

  • Mia’s heart for help

    Mia’s heart for help

     A Montrose 10-year-old is helping to keep the Dandenongs safe from fire. The Basin Primary School student raised $250 for the Upper Ferntree Gully Fire…

  • The fun never ends at U3A

    The fun never ends at U3A

    At Sherbrooke U3A’s very first meeting in 2007, 60 people attended, 35 of those applied to become a member. From those small beginnings the group…

  • Changing for good

    Changing for good

    The outgoing Yarra Ranges Council CEO says housing, roads and drainage will be among the biggest challenges for his replacement. Glenn Patterson announced on Wednesday…

  • Every scar tells a story

    Every scar tells a story

    Breast cancer survivors, their families and supporters are urging Australians to ‘Stand With Me at the ‘G’ on Sunday 12 August as part of Breast…

  • New fire station for Selby

    New fire station for Selby

     Minister for Emergency Services James Merlino visited the volunteer Selby Fire Brigade today to announce that the ageing station will be replaced with a $1.35…

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