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Kallista CFA proactively prepare for the future
If you drove through Kallista on Wednesday 25 July, you may have seen a number of CFA vehicles parked in the main street and thought…
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Mooroolbark truckie in Elwood crash
A Mooroolbark man was taken to hospital with minor injuries following a fatal collision in Elmore. Police are investigating the crash on the Northern Highway…
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Barbie for your thoughts
Bookings for a community barbecue and consultation forum for the Emerald Lake Park precinct are open. The Cardinia Shire Council event will run from 12.30pm…
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Food fresh from the garden
Yarra Ranges residents can tap into a new program to help them grow fresh food in their own back yards. The Yarra Ranges and Knox…
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Q&A with Paula Herlihy, Mount Evelyn resident
What is something people don’t know about you? I have an M.Sc. in Pure Mathematics from Monash Clayton and am interested in computability and complexity…
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Three…steps to keep your campfire safe
1. Use a purpose-built fireplace or light your campfire in a trench at least 30 centimetres deep. Ensure the trench is no larger than one…
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A story worth telling
The Storey family, who last year followed in the footsteps of Burke and Wills to write a self-penned show have written yet another fascinating play.…
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Cardinia’s new leader
Cardinia Shire Council has a new CEO. Councillors unanimously resolved to appoint local resident Carol Jeffs for a five-year term at a special council meeting…
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Emerald SES kept busy by wild winds
Emerald SES has responded to over 60 calls for assistance over the last 24 hours, following last night’s wild winds. Many of the jobs required…
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Sewing bee to create more reusable bags
Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges are gearing up for their third annual sewathon to rid the Dandenong Ranges of plastic bags once and for all.…
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Tribute to fallen footballers
The Monbulk Rangers women’s teams stood shoulder to shoulder with Skye United FC to honour Laa Chol before their Sunday clash. The Skye player, 19,…
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Joey jubilation
The first Kallista Scouts Group has just launched its very first Joey Scout Mob, which caters to children aged 5-7-years-old. Already the addition to the…
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