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Celtic Rhythms inspire
Yarra Ranges Irish dance students recently got the chance to see professional dancers up close in a workshop by a world renowned Irish company. Victorian…
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Smashing cricket boundaries
This year Hoddles Creek cricket club and home of ‘the mighty wombats’ has introduced its first ever women’s side. With 11 registered players so far,…
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Kids help with cleaning up our town
No Reason 4 Rubbish (NR4R) successfully wrapped up its cleaning-up event on 10 September. 15 kids enthusiastically donned their cleaning-up hi vis vests and gloves…
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Stringomania concert sure to delight
Stringmania Camp is returning to Arrabri Lodge in Warburton for its 8th annual camp and will be presenting a public concert ‘A Festival of Strings’…
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New grants available for small town and regional city events
New grants are available to bring more performances, shows and gigs to our regional communities. Minister for Creative Industries Steve Dimopoulos announced applications are now…
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Welcome to three wheeled motorcycle world
Over 180 spyder and ryker riders with 130 bikes touched down in Healesville from 8 September to 11 September. The Spyder & Ryker Muster community…
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Storage area revived as art factory, a place for art and for socialisation
Healesville High School students have received an art factory thanks to a donation from HICCI. The idea of the art factory project was started by…
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Victoria Police monitoring drink driving during footy finals time
Victoria Police is warning young people about the dangers of drink driving and miscalculating their alcohol intake during local football final celebrations. Police are engaging…
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Corruption fears growing after IBAC report released
The release of IBAC’s latest report on corruption findings in the Victorian Public Sector, sent heads spinning on 29 August, as local councillors and representatives…
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Litter bug leaving too much trash
Chum Creek residents have become increasingly frustrated in the last few months by unexplained littering along one of their residential roads. Bags of rubbish have…
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Future artists get creative
Wandin Yallock Primary School students were happy to share their creative artworks with the local community. The school had an arts exhibition displaying young artists’…
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The Builder
This week Sarah Holland Batt added yet another award to her already impressive swathe of prizes. A professor of Creative Writing she is also an…
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