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  • Cocky crisis

    Cocky crisis

    By MELISSA MEEHAN FOR 10 years sulphur crested cockatoos have been gnawing at her house. But that’s not the only gnawing Belgrave woman Kate Gustke…

  • Hidden in plain sight

    Hidden in plain sight

    ARTWORK made from old and new things will be hidden around Monbulk’s main street as part of a community art project, and residents are encouraged…

  • Legend draws racing heavyweights

    Legend draws racing heavyweights

    By EMMA SUN RACING legend and Belgrave South resident Peter Moody will speak at a special Black Caviar themed fundraising event for the South Belgrave…

  • Top ticks for course work

    Top ticks for course work

    By JESSE GRAHAM SCHOOL kids from around the hills have made their mark and been recognised state-wide as five students were awarded accolades at the…

  • Council considers Swinburne’s Lillydale site

    By MARA PATTISON-SOWDEN YARRA Ranges Council has floated the idea of relocating the council offices to Swinburne’s Lilydale site as an anchor tenant in light…

  • Platform for The Projects

    Platform for The Projects

    By JESSE GRAHAM INTERACTIVE and contemporary art is the focus of Belgrave’s newest space, which combines local artistic talent with inner city style art to…

  • Call for CFA skills

    Call for CFA skills

    By EMMA SUN FOR those who want to know what it takes to be a firefighter, Mount Evelyn CFA has kicked off its recruitment drive…

  • Stopping bullies

    Stopping bullies

    By JESSE GRAHAM PRIMARY and secondary schools from Mount Evelyn are banding together in an attempt to stamp out bullying as part of a new…

  • Jumbo jab irks community

    Jumbo jab irks community

    By EMMA SUN LESS than a month after arriving in Emerald, the town’s newest icon Mali the elephant statue has already been badly damaged. The…

  • Wild deer in the headlights

    Wild deer in the headlights

    By EMMA SUN DEER have been wreaking havoc on Basin-Olinda Road by causing near misses and unwanted close encounters with motorists and residents. The latest…

  • Stepping up can refund bid

    Stepping up can refund bid

    By MARA PATTISON-SOWDEN SUPPORT for cash for cans schemes in the Yarra Ranges is gathering momentum as Australian governments prepare to sit down this month…

  • Flower power

    Flower power

    By EMMA SUN TWO hills green thumbs who became the first Aussies to take out a prestigious award at the Chelsea Flower Show say they…

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