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  • All charges dropped for rape accused

    All charges dropped for rape accused

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS ONE of the brothers accused of abducting and raping a teenage girl in Geelong last year, Rowan Wild, 27, has had all…

  • Motorists, firefighters ‘in danger’

    Motorists, firefighters ‘in danger’

    By Kathryn Bermingham THE captain of Clematis CFA believes a funding shortfall will affect response times and jeopardise the safety of firefighters and motorists. Last…

  • Totally selfless

    Totally selfless

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS NEISHA McLean was just 22 years old when her life was tragically cut short in a car accident on Thursday 28 January.…

  • Gallery opens its doors

    Gallery opens its doors

    THE Five Ways Galleries in Kalorama was officially re-opened for art lovers in the region last Saturday, with many turning out to inspect some of…

  • Hills alive with Churchill

    Hills alive with Churchill

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THE York on Lilydale will come alive with bluesy roots on Saturday 20 February, when one-man troubadour extraordinaire Kim Churchill takes the…

  • Space to discover

    Space to discover

    MORE than 140 guests and 1000 students recently celebrated the official opening of Billanook College’s new $1.8 million Discovery Centre. Former long-time deputy principal, Mrs…

  • Hills Hub stalls

    Hills Hub stalls

    By Peter Douglas MYSTERY surrounds the future of the Hills Hub development in Emerald, despite assurances from Cardinia Shire Council the project will continue. The…

  • Pedal power for cancer cure

    Pedal power for cancer cure

    By PETER DOUGLAS SELBY mother Kerryn Westcott is throwing her support and pedal power behind an event that supports communities locally and nationally. For the…

  • Seven kids have a ball

    Seven kids have a ball

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS SEVEN kids from The Hills have had the chance to participate in this year’s Australian Open Tennis Tournament as ballkids. The kids…

  • Jailed for drug offences

    Jailed for drug offences

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS A BELGRAVE man has been sentenced to six years in prison with a non-parole period of four years for drug related offences.…

  • Signs of safety up

    Signs of safety up

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS MOUNT Dandenong Primary School is the latest school in the Dandenongs to have new electronic 40km/h signs installed. Signs were switched on…

  • Runners in training to outdo our Billy

    Runners in training to outdo our Billy

    THOUSANDS of runners are preparing to take on their favourite steam-powered rival, Puffing Billy. Entries for the Puffing Billy Great Train Race will open on…

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