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Tragedy sparks driver review
Rule changes for elderly drivers are being considered after a car ploughed into pedestrians on a quiet suburban street, killing a woman and leaving a…
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Support for First Nations tourism
The Victorian Government has launched a new program to further support First Nation’s businesses in the tourism sector. Tourism, sport and major events acting minister…
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Healesville Traders light up for winter night event
Local businesses are set to turn up the winter warmth with Nocturne: Healesville After Dark, a twilight trading event on Friday 25 July. Organised by…
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Improved farm water calculator now available
Farmers in the Yarra Ranges will have an easier time managing their farm water supplies, after Agriculture Victoria’s online farm water calculator was upgraded to…
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Council and animal advocates disappointed as kangaroo harvesting exemption denied
The request for the Yarra Ranges to be exempted from the Victorian Government’s Kangaroo Harvesting Program (KHP) has been denied. The decision had been communicated…
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Governments, educators implementing reforms in wake of Victorian child abuse allegations
As Victoria and Australia are left reeling in the wake of shocking allegations of child abuse by early childhood educator Joshua Brown, the wheels have…
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Vote on upcoming cinema program in Yarra Ranges
The Culture Tracks Yarra Ranges Facebook page is encouraging people to vote on the upcoming cinema program, to be screened at the Arts Centre Warburton…
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Yarra Ranges Council put strategics plans to public for feedback
Yarra Ranges Council is seeking feedback from the community on its Draft Council Plan for 2025-2029, as well as Draft Asset Plan 2025-2035 and Draft…
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The ‘Hardest Share’ that could save lives
The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) have launched a powerful new initiative highlighting the profound and lasting impact of road trauma. The Hardest Share calls on…
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Sport
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Yering hosts a bullseye title
On the weekend of 5 and 6 July, Archery Australia held the the annual State National Indoor Archery Championships across multiple locations around the country.…
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St Brigid’s Primary School basketball players returns to Healesville with brilliant results.
St Brigid’s Primary School students recently competed in the Kilsyth After School Basketball, returning to Healesville with brilliant results. The St Brigid’s Basketball Club had…
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Tough day for the Bloods
This weekend’s games saw Healesville at home again hosting Mount Evelyn. First up was Healesville’s Senior Women taking on the dominant force that is Mount…
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Unlucky draw with Yea for Yarra Glen senior netballers
Yarra Glen hosted Yea in another must win for the senior footy team. In sunny conditions, Yea had first use of the wind that favoured…
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Storming home for the win
Cracking results for the Senior Men and Women and junior teams the U16 Hurricanes, U10 Red Storm and U10 Falcons lit up the last weekend…
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Women dominate at home, men battle bravely on the road
It was another action-packed weekend of footy for the club, with Coldstream women’s team delivering a commanding win at home and Coldstream men taking on…
Entertainment
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Giant kangaroo comes to Healesville
One side of Healesville Walk Shopping Centre’s exterior is now being painted with a giant kangaroo which wishes to bounce through the town. Healesville-based artist…
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EMBC wins the Victoria’s highest honour
TarraWarra Museum of Art (TWMA) got recognition for its recently opened centre which balances technical needs with layers of built and unbuilt history, demonstrating a…
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Paddle pups protecting platypus
When you think sniffer dogs, your mind might go straight to airports – searching for narcotics or to disaster zones – searching for survivors under…
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Yarra’s source story revived by past Mountain Views editor
The past editor of the Mountain Views would like to introduce her new book to the Yarra Valley community. Mrs Frances Henke, who worked as…
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Let’s build more libraries for community
Local residents are encouraging community members to build more small libraries. A group of Healesville book lovers pulled together to establish a small shelter at…
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Belgrave in beautiful colours
Belgrave was crowded with thousands of people with different lanterns on hand. Taking place on the Winter Solstice, Saturday 21 June, the Belgrave Lantern Parade…
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Partnership powers training
A strategic partnership between two community-focused organisations is set to deliver high-quality vocational training directly to the Yarra Valley, addressing critical skills shortages in growing…
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Pump up for paintball fun
Looking for a thrilling and action-packed activity these school holidays? Paintball Skirmish has you covered with experiences tailored for all ages—yes, even the younger adventurers!…
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Cutting fall risks for seniors
Every time you take a tumble, remember—it’s just another chance to bounce back. But as we age, bouncing back becomes more than just a metaphor;…
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Values embedded in everything
At Yarra Glen Primary School, we are committed to providing the best educational outcomes for all students, differentiating by focusing on each individual student’s point…
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Heartfelt Drama Brings Veterans’ Stories to Healesville Stage
The Hills Act Theatre Company is set to debut its inaugural production ‘Breathless’ this April, with performances strategically scheduled near Anzac Day to honour veterans…
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Enjoy entertainment while supporting Anzac Appeal
Healesville Greyhound Racing Club announced a new partnership with RSL Victoria in support of the 2025 Anzac appeal, combining the thrill of racing with a…
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Yarra Ranges Council’s Draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy released for community feedback
Yarra Ranges Council has opened a community feedback for the Draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy over the next few weeks. Under the Public Health and Wellbeing…
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Andrew Kwon kicks off a new journey as a radio presenter
Two local media organisations started a new partnership to reach wider communities. Star Mail’s Mountain Views reporter Andrew Kwon made a debut on radio at…
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Yarra Ranges Council endorses renewed Disability Action Plan
The Yarra Ranges Council endorsed its Disability Action Plan 2025-2029 at the 8 July council meeting, consolidating its approach to accessibility and inclusivity for the…
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Signs are not good
Calls for improved safety measures for cyclists along the popular Donna Buang Road were rejected by the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) despite cost-effective…
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Call to coexist with dingoes
Few if any native wildlife species evoke such a range of emotions as do dingoes. Some regard them as ‘wild dogs’, and call for their…
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In-pharmacy treatment program is now made permanent
The confirmation that a statewide community pharmacy pilot would become permanent and expanded was welcome news to local pharmacies. After an 18-month pilot program, seeing…