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  • Leader mastheads cut

    Leader mastheads cut

    By PETER DOUGLAS SEVEN Leader newspapers throughout Melbourne will soon publish their final editions, with News Corp this morning announcing cuts. This will include the…

  • More charges laid against ‘gang rape’ accused brothers

    More charges laid against ‘gang rape’ accused brothers

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS NEW charges have been laid against three of the four brothers who are accused of gang raping a 14-year-old girl in Geelong…

  • Curtis ready to listen

    Curtis ready to listen

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS LABOR candidate for La Trobe, Simon Curtis, has some big plans if he wins the seat in the upcoming federal election, and…

  • Roundabout farewell

    Roundabout farewell

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CASEY MP Tony Smith has pledged to say goodbye to the Montrose roundabout if the Coalition wins the upcoming election. As part…

  • Students leading fight on drugs

    Students leading fight on drugs

    By PETER DOUGLAS SIX students from Emerald Secondary College are winning high praise over an anti-drugs campaign being developed for their peers. The group, who…

  • State of the art

    State of the art

    HILLS-based artist Katherine Reynolds, centre, recently jumped over the other side of the art fence, offering herself as a subject for a portrait. The portrait…

  • Lachlan a triple-zero hero

    Lachlan a triple-zero hero

    By PETER DOUGLAS AT just eight years old, Gembrook youngster Lachlan Ruck has proved he can be counted on in a crisis. The cool-headed student…

  • Grants up for grabs

    Grants up for grabs

    DO you have an idea for a community, arts or heritage project? Apply now for the Yarra Ranges Council ‘Grants for Community Program’ and turn…

  • Lantern parade in Belgrave

    Lantern parade in Belgrave

    NOW is the time to start making your own lanterns to be a part of the 10th annual Belgrave Lantern Parade on Saturday, 18 June.…

  • Final piece to pavilion funds puzzle

    Final piece to pavilion funds puzzle

    By PETER DOUGLAS A FEDERAL re-election commitment could see the construction of a first-class pavilion at the Monbulk Recreation Reserve. In what would be the…

  • Four phone towers promised

    Four phone towers promised

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CASEY MP Tony Smith paid a visit to the Mount Evelyn football ground with Minister for Regional Communications Fiona Nash to announce…

  • Knox capital works budget

    Knox capital works budget

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS KNOX City Council tabled its proposed budget for the 2016-’17 financial year at a special council meeting on Tuesday 3 May. The…

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