Entertainment
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It’s a bit delayed but never stopped
The 37-metre-long kangaroo mural project was finally completed on Wednesday 30 July. Healesville-based artist Paul Sonsie finished drawing a giant kangaroo on one side of…
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Love for music delivered on air
Healesville resident Michael de Oleveira enjoys running a radio program where he shares his lifetime hobby with listeners. Mr de Oleveira hosts The Beat’N Track…
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Grief of losing daughter becomes book
A Healesville resident published his 20th book, dedicated to the memory of his daughter. The Hole in Your Life: Grief and Bereavement was written by…
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Introducing local radio presenter, Rob Burgess
Reflecting on this Yarra Valley community member, people will come up with many different titles: award-winning bush poet, Vietnam War veteran, stroke survivor, and radio…
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Exceptional talent of art quilters on show at the Museum
The Art Quilt Australia and Expressions: The Wool Quilt Prize exhibition has once again arrived at the Yarra Ranges Regional Museum in Lilydale. The exhibition…
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Local choir invites women to join
After the huge success of the 10th anniversary concert last year, Badger Creek Women’s Choir (BCWC) is now getting back to set for this year’s…
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Community radio, a key to deal with loneliness
Alan Collier has been involved with the local radio station for about 17 years. Mr Collier is a good example of how Yarra Valley FM…
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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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