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  • Less secrets in council

    Less secrets in council

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows YARRA Ranges Councillor Fiona McAllister has called on her fellow councillors and the council’s governance team to decrease the number of confidential…

  • Birds’ line of death

    Birds’ line of death

    By Jodie Symonds ANGLERS who are incorrectly disposing discarded fishing line at Emerald Park Lake have caused an alarming number of waterbird deaths each year,…

  • Saleh dares to poke fun

    Saleh dares to poke fun

    By Jodie Symonds COMEDIAN Akmal Saleh will be bringing 3D humour to the York on Lilydale in Mount Evelyn on Saturday 8 October. Drawing from…

  • It’s silver for AJ

    It’s silver for AJ

    By Peter Douglas MACCLESFIELD paracanoeist Amanda ‘AJ’ Reynolds, 44, has clinched a silver medal at the Rio 2016 Paralympics. After starting her pet event as…

  • Upgrade for squash club

    Upgrade for squash club

    By Jodie Symonds LILYDALE Squash Club has announced it has received an almost $18,000 vital grant to update its facilities. Federal Member for Casey, Tony…

  • SES needs heavy metal

    SES needs heavy metal

    EMERALD SES is on the lookout for cars to help with their road rescue training. According to the local unit, it is two years since…

  • Tree drops in to house

    Tree drops in to house

    By Jodie Symonds HEAVY spring rains and strong winds caused a falling tree to pierce the roof of a Cockatoo house at 8pm on Tuesday,…

  • Wings of terror

    Wings of terror

    By Peter Douglas ANYONE who has endured an attack from a swooping magpie knows it can be a terrifying experience. Particularly if the victim has…

  • Millions pour in for family support

    Millions pour in for family support

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows FAMILY support services in Melbourne’s Eastern Metropolitan Region have received a big funding boost thanks to the Victorian Government. Eastern Domestic Violence…

  • Plea gets a whole lot of support

    Plea gets a whole lot of support

    WITH the potential redevelopment of the former Lilydale Quarry site predicted to increase population within the region, Yarra Ranges councillor Terry Avery is aiming to…

  • Anzara wears her art on her sleeve

    Anzara wears her art on her sleeve

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows OLINDA-based artist Anzara Clarke will have her wearable artworks exhibited at the Victorian State Library as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival.…

  • A Grade 5 adventure

    A Grade 5 adventure

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows AS part of Yarra Hills Secondary College’s endeavour to build better relationships with feeder schools and the wider community, the school had…

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