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  • Expo features top nurseries

    By PETER DOUGLAS THE Ferny Creek Horticultural Society will this weekend present its annual plant collectors sale and garden expo. To ensure a great day…

  • Mild summer means little

    By PETER DOUGLAS DANDENONG Ranges GP, Dr Sally McIlroy, has warned residents not to become complacent, despite a milder summer than in previous years. Dr…

  • Author proves hit with fans

    Author proves hit with fans

    By PETER DOUGLAS RENOWNED local author, Julia Drury-Catton, popped in to the Emerald Library earlier this month to meet with her many fans. Drury-Catton’s visit…

  • Nine vie for Lyster Ward

    By PETER DOUGLAS NINE candidates will contest this month’s Lyster by-election after Yarra Ranges Shire received a strong response for the vacant role. The by-election…

  • Boy killed by tree fall

    By KATH GANNAWAY TRAGEDY has struck a hills family overnight. A two-year-old boy was killed when a huge tree fell on the family home in…

  • Off-field allies lock horns

    Off-field allies lock horns

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM THEY’RE allies in improving Aboriginal health, but Eastern Health staff and some of the best Aboriginal sporting talent will become fierce opponents…

  • Warriors wounded

    Warriors wounded

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A LILYDALE program supporting boys impacted by family violence will end due to funding cuts. The ‘Peaceful Warrior’ program that will end…

  • Non-stop glucose monitor

    Non-stop glucose monitor

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A HIGH-TECH new diabetes monitor at Lilydale’s Inspiro Community Health Service is expected to keep patients out of hospital and take pressure…

  • Cool end to hot events

    Cool end to hot events

    By KATH GANNAWAY HILLS residents were among more than 700 runners and walkers who piled into Warburton over the weekend for Community Bank Warburton Up…

  • Bishop’s priority to run

    Bishop’s priority to run

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM WHEN Foreign Minister Julie Bishop visited Healesville High School last week, she told students that despite her busy schedule, she managed to…

  • Health hub input sought

    YARRA Ranges Council is giving residents the chance to have their say on the new Belgrave Community Health Hub. In partnership with Inspiro, the council…

  • Buskers take over street

    Buskers take over street

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM LOCAL musicians will be ‘takin’ it to the street’ this weekend for the annual Belgrave Busker’s Festival. From 1pm on Saturday 28…

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