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  • Big leap of faith

    Big leap of faith

    By Peter Douglas A team of five Lilydale Anglicare workers are about to take a leap of faith from a 27-storey building – as part…

  • Still flippin’ angry

    Still flippin’ angry

    By Peter Douglas Three years on and they’re still not ‘burger-ing off’. The No Maccas in the Hills campaigners continued their fight against the international…

  • What happens to the Easter bunny after Easter?

    What happens to the Easter bunny after Easter?

    By Derek Schlennstedt While most people associate Easter with holidays and chocolate eggs, those luxuries couldn’t be further from the minds of animal shelters around…

  • Your thoughts on robocalls?

    Your thoughts on robocalls?

    By Derek Schlennstedt Fifty thousand robocalls were sent out across the Monbulk electorate on the night of Monday 10 April, as part of a concentrated…

  • Spreading the word about Billy

    Spreading the word about Billy

    A small group of Puffing Billy volunteers has been busy spreading the word about the popular railway, as part of a speaker panel that has…

  • Council-Inspiro health tie-up

    Council-Inspiro health tie-up

    Yarra Ranges residents will be able to access youth and family counselling along with GP and dental consultations from mid-April, after a new partnership between…

  • It was one big Dog Day Afternoon

    It was one big Dog Day Afternoon

    By Peter Douglas Dandenong Ranges locals warmly welcomed Oxfam Trailwalker Melbourne participants, as many trekked through the region over the weekend of 8-9 April to…

  • Therapy to cut the stutter

    Therapy to cut the stutter

    By Jodie Symonds Since the tender age of 4, The Patch local Kristy Warden began to develop a stutter. By age 18, her speech impediment…

  • Holistic medical care

    Holistic medical care

    By Peter Douglas The Emerald Medical Centre opened to the hills community amid much fanfare and celebration on Saturday 8 April. The multi-faceted facility presents…

  • Space to play in

    Space to play in

    By Peter Douglas An inter-generational approach to designing play spaces may be the future for the region, as the Lilydale Lake Playspace is set to…

  • Keep a lookout at Bunjil

    Keep a lookout at Bunjil

    The Bunjil lookout trail will be opened at the Birdsland Reserve at Belgrave South at the Minibeasts Festival on Sunday 23 April. The new trail…

  • Going global with globes

    Going global with globes

    By Peter Douglas Gembrook’s Leah Anderson is the poster child of the modern entrepreneur – ambitious, internet savvy and turning passion into a hit online…

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