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  • Lenscape

    Lenscape

    ‘MAIL’ reader Robyn Kuys of Emerald snapped this gorgeous landscape photo over the weekend in Gembrook. “I thought the cloud formation over the mountains and…

  • Dispelling ignorance, delivering insight

    Dispelling ignorance, delivering insight

    By KATH GANNAWAY “UNDERSTANDING has to be better than ignorance.” Actor Noni Hazelhurst delivered a powerful plea for understanding to sell-out audiences earlier this month…

  • Caution on wet roads call

    Briefly EMERALD Police Senior Sergeant Greg Addis is asking drivers to be wary on wet roads, following a serious crash at a T-intersection over the…

  • Teen road deaths up

    Teen road deaths up

    By ANEEKA SIMONIS THE 30 JUNE tragic triple-fatality in Avonsleigh has blown out teen road death statistics across Cardinia Shire. Cardinia recorded the highest number…

  • Chook limit in play

    CHICKEN and bird owners will need to apply for a permit to keep more than five poultry or large birds on a single acre. Cardinia…

  • Power project ‘on track’

    By PETER DOUGLAS A $40 MILLION project to upgrade powerlines in the Dandenong Ranges is on track to be completed in April next year. After…

  • Grant for youth work

    EMERALD-based organisation, Echo Youth and Family Services, has been awarded a $9900 Westpac Foundation Community Grant in support of their remarkable work in helping young…

  • Illegal crossing: fines doubled

    By JESSE GRAHAM FINES for crossing train tracks when boom gates are down have doubled with the beginning of the new financial year, according to…

  • Community House sets precedent

    EVERY year, Victorians face the challenge of living with fire, whether it is the threat of bushfire, a house fire or dealing with the effects…

  • Good riddance of bad rabbits

    By KATH GANNAWAY AGRIBUSINESS Yarra Valley is calling for a united approach to getting rid of rabbits around the Silvan and Wandin districts. A meeting…

  • Pop-up town around the corner

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THE Mount Evelyn Township Improvement Committee (METIC) has devised a plan for a pop-up town square during the Mount Evelyn Street Party…

  • Same-sex survey

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS Electorate pulse on changing marriage act… VOTERS in the federal electorate of La Trobe will have the chance to directly influence their…

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