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  • Hook, line and sinker

    Hook, line and sinker

    By REBECCA BILLS MONBULK Aquatic Centre member and avid fisherman Peter Duivenvoorden had many unusual glances while fishing in the main pool at the centre…

  • Beware fatal mistakes

    Beware fatal mistakes

    By KATH GANNAWAY GRAEME Rust probably knows the pitfalls of riding on Yarra Ranges’ popular scenic motorbike routes better than most. As a member of…

  • RSL reconnaissance

    RSL reconnaissance

    By REBECCA BILLS LAST Sunday, members of the Lilydale RSL voted in a new president and committee at their annual general meeting. The new line-up…

  • Hospital praise for donation

    Hospital praise for donation

    By REBECCA BILLS A NEW upgraded breast feeding and parents’ room at the Angliss Hospital has been made possible after a generous donation. Members of…

  • Briefly

    Sex shop charges A 20-YEAR-OLD Lilydale man has been charged after an armed robbery at his local sex shop. The man entered Exotic Nights in…

  • Seat looks for its history

    Seat looks for its history

    By REBECCA BILLS THE Mount Evelyn History group is calling on locals to share their memories of the Winged Lion Seat to find a home…

  • Youth art gives raw insight

    Youth art gives raw insight

    By REBECCA BILLS A GROUP of 56 students from 18 local schools will have their artwork simultaneously displayed as part of the VCE Creative Showcase.…

  • Cabinet question time

    By MELISSA MEEHAN A COMMUNITY forum, with the new State Government Cabinet, will be held in the Yarra Ranges on Monday 14 April. Residents will…

  • Students roll up

    Students roll up

    By REBECCA BILLS YEAR 11 and 12 Upwey High School students rolled up their sleeves to give blood last Wednesday to help save lives. Initiated…

  • Sick kids’ cash boost

    By RUSSELL BENNETT BROKEN bones and serious illnesses – the kids at the Angliss Hospital’s paediatric unit have been put through the ringer. But their…

  • Case for courses

    Case for courses

    By MELISSA MEEHAN Funding cuts stifle growing demand for alternative education A SURGE in demand for alternative education has left Mountain District Learning Centre (MDLC)…

  • Underground cables

    Underground cables

    By MELISSA MEEHAN Damaged power lines could ignite fires, hence push for… FIRED up firefighter Bill Pizzey wants high voltage power lines to go underground…

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