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  • Museum’s new face

    Museum’s new face

    By Peter Douglas Emerald Museum will finally receive the services of a dedicated museum officer, with the announcement lauded as a win for the icon’s…

  • Girl, 8, dies from flu

    Girl, 8, dies from flu

    By Derek Schlennstedt A girl, 8, has died from the flu after being admitted to the Angliss Hospital in Upper Ferntree Gully. The girl was…

  • A light in Anne’s dark nights

    A light in Anne’s dark nights

    By Peter Douglas The Light the Night fund-raising event holds a special place in the heart of local volunteer, Anne Hodgson. This year’s Leukaemia Foundation…

  • Sadie behind students shining in unison

    Sadie behind students shining in unison

    By Derek Schlennstedt Primary school students across the country are busy practising for the ‘Music: Count Us In’ initiative. Created in 2006 by Music Australia,…

  • CFA man vs Merlino

    CFA man vs Merlino

    By Peter Douglas Newly-endorsed Liberal candidate for Monbulk, John Schurink, believes he can win the marginal seat and create positive change for the electorate. The…

  • Missing Erin

    Missing Erin

    By Derek Schlennstedt Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing teenager Erin Norman. The 16-year-old was last seen in Little Lonsdale Street,…

  • Change on the fringes

    Change on the fringes

    By Derek Schlennstedt Burrinja calls on artists of all disciplines to respond to climate change on the fringes and be part of the second Burrinja…

  • Works set for reserve

    Works set for reserve

    By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Council has paved the way for the further development of the lower oval at the Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve. Around…

  • Footpaths on the way

    Footpaths on the way

    Cardinia Shire Council has announced it will connect eight new footpaths throughout the shire, including around the Dandenong Ranges, as part of its 2017-’18 footpath…

  • Firies’ big day in

    Firies’ big day in

    The time is right to start preparing for the upcoming summer fire season. And what better way to prepare than through a visit to The…

  • Knick-knacks have ‘violent’ past

    Knick-knacks have ‘violent’ past

    By Peter Douglas La Trobe MP Jason Wood has continued to advocate on animal welfare policy, this time calling for Australia to act and close…

  • In praise of the platypus

    In praise of the platypus

    One of the Dandenong Ranges’ most loved residents received due recognition on Sunday 10 September, with the Belgrave Platypus Festival being held for 2017. In…

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