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  • Indigo set for ambassador role

    Indigo set for ambassador role

    By PETER DOUGLAS INDIGO Sangster, 11, from The Patch Primary School has been selected as one of six children from Australia to be a Junior…

  • Local learning boost

    Local learning boost

    THE Victorian Government last week announced much-needed funds for two of the region’s most valuable learning facilities. Member for Eastern Metropolitan Region Shaun Lean said…

  • Plumbing the depths of study

    Plumbing the depths of study

    SELBY plumbing apprentice Michael Brennan has been named as joint recipient as Apprentice of the Year through the Swinburne University of Technology. Mr Brennan joined…

  • Age friendly feedback sought

    CARDINIA Shire Council is seeking community feedback on the draft 2015-’19 Age Friendly Strategy. This draft strategy is part of Cardinia Shire’s commitment to providing…

  • Parade lights up hills

    Parade lights up hills

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THE Belgrave Lantern Parade returned for a ninth consecutive year to celebrate the winter solstice on 20 June. Marina Dennis, of the…

  • Budget submissions spruiked

    By PETER DOUGLAS SEVERAL community groups and individuals fronted Yarra Ranges Council last week to put forward their case for inclusion in this year’s budget.…

  • $30m budget splash

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CARDINIA Shire Council adopted its 2015-’16 budget at its meeting on Monday 15 June. The budget outlines a $30 million investment in…

  • Award raised in Hall murder case

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS POLICE have increased the award for information on a 13-year-old cold case. Croydon resident Kade Hall’s body was found 10 metres from…

  • Sewerage in pipeline

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS POSSIBLE solutions for waste water management in Monbulk will be presented to the community in the coming months. Following community feedback received…

  • Beat back bushfires

    Beat back bushfires

    By PETER DOUGLAS BUSHFIRE risk mitigation in the Dandenong Ranges took a giant leap forward last week, thanks to the first round of a $2.04…

  • Community of certainty

    Community of certainty

    By JESSE GRAHAM COMMUNITY groups in the hills will have funding certainty for the coming three years, after Yarra Ranges councillors unanimously passed partnership grants…

  • Charity back on its wheels

    Charity back on its wheels

    By JESSE GRAHAM AN ANONYMOUS generous donor has provided Lilydale charity Holy Fools with a van, to replace the one that was robbed earlier this…

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