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  • Prized pies more personal

    Prized pies more personal

    By Jodie Symonds BAYSWATER’S Okka Pies is celebrating the taste of winning. Owners Lynda and Ken Hultgren took home two bronze medals for their plain…

  • Puffing Billy ride for Cup

    Puffing Billy ride for Cup

    WHILE Melbourne is in the grips of Spring Racing Carnival fever, the Melbourne Cup trophy slipped into Lakeside Station aboard Puffing Billy on Thursday 20…

  • Online fire targets businesses

    Online fire targets businesses

    By Peter Douglas DANDENONG Ranges’ retailers were among those targeted in an online campaign designed to financially hurt those who support the VFBV (Volunteer Fire…

  • Fisherman’s battle carved out

    Fisherman’s battle carved out

    AN OLD cypress tree on the Tooradin foreshore is undergoing a transformation from a dangerous old tree to an impressive piece of artwork. The tree…

  • ‘Worst storm’ in eight years

    ‘Worst storm’ in eight years

    By Peter Douglas AS the response to the Sunday 9 October storm in the Yarra Ranges continues, the magnitude of the impact is starting to…

  • Precinct plan input sought

    Precinct plan input sought

    PARKS Victoria and Yarra Ranges Council are inviting the public to provide feedback on the final draft Olinda Precinct Plan. As part of a joint…

  • Active kids win out

    Active kids win out

    By Peter Douglas FIVE Emerald Secondary College students have edged out 33 schools across the state to win a top award for the Victorian Student…

  • One more hurdle then it’s all downhill

    One more hurdle then it’s all downhill

    By Jodie Symonds MOUNT EVELYN’S Breeana Walker is swapping hurdles for bobsleigh as she tackles her way to the 2018 South Korea Winter Olympics. She’s…

  • 1000 Steps gets set to close

    1000 Steps gets set to close

    By Peter Douglas MELBOURNE’S fitness fanatics are set for a shock as the ever-popular 1000 Steps gets set to close in the next few weeks.…

  • Our special girl

    Our special girl

    By Jodie Symonds A TOUGH Mount Evelyn toddler is fighting against her own body, and her family is fighting to raise awareness for the rare…

  • We’re powerless

    We’re powerless

    By Peter Douglas MORE than 500 homes in Monbulk are still without power, more than one week after the violent storm that saw winds of…

  • Sing-along by campfire

    Sing-along by campfire

    By Jodie Symonds MOUNT EVELYN residents rugged up for a night of delicious sausage sizzles and damper by a toasty warm campfire on Friday 14…

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