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  • SES unit ‘in dire straits’

    SES unit ‘in dire straits’

    By PETER DOUGLAS THE Emerald State Emergency Service (SES) unit has again been overlooked in the State Budget, despite the Victorian SES ranking it as…

  • Impatient drivers endanger crew

    Impatient drivers endanger crew

    DRIVERS who ignored road blocks along Liverpool Road last week were placing lives at risk, according to The Basin CFA. Victoria Police, Ambulance Victoria and…

  • Two programs to boost farming

    Two programs to boost farming

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS FEDERAL Minister for Industry and Science, Ian Macfarlane, and La Trobe MP, Jason Wood, last week visited Mountain Harvest Foods in Gembrook…

  • Car arson: witnesses wanted

    POLICE are searching for witnesses, after a car fire on Brandt Road in Lysterfield last week. At 2.20am on Tuesday 19 May, emergency services crews…

  • Senior faces long jail term

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS PETER Chilcott, 62, last week pleaded guilty to failing to stop in a hit-and-run car accident involving a pedestrian in Mount Evelyn…

  • Farming issue is intense

    Farming issue is intense

    By KATH GANNAWAY YARRA Ranges councillor Jim Child has rejected suggestions a proposed planning scheme amendment could pave the way for factory farming. A petition…

  • Bartering the basics

    Bartering the basics

    By CASEY NEILL THE Jessops moved to Macclesfield to get back to basics. They bought a rundown 15-acre farm riddled with jumping jack nests and…

  • One brave save

    One brave save

    By KATH GANNAWAY Time-critical manouvres to rescue 33-year-old Candy caught in fallen branches, vines, and lying on cold ground… SURROUNDED by familiar faces on Sunday,…

  • Any takers for campus?

    By JESSE GRAHAM EXPRESSIONS of interest for Lilydale’s former Swinburne University campus will only be open for TAFE providers and dual-sector universities, according to Education…

  • Police put on the anchors as ‘boat chase’ goes awry

    Police put on the anchors as ‘boat chase’ goes awry

    POLICE are searching around the hills for an early ’90s model Ford Falcon after a low-speed pursuit including a boat this afternoon. During a routine…

  • Ink art helps quake victims

    Ink art helps quake victims

    By PETER DOUGLAS TALENTED tattoo artist Jessi-Lee Hall has inked her way to raising $1750 for the victims of the Nepal earthquake disaster. The big-hearted…

  • Youngest hero

    Youngest hero

    By PETER DOUGLAS MONTROSE youngster Tiana Dewhurst was the youngest recipient of last week’s Junior Triple Zero Hero Awards. At just four years of age,…

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