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  • Brigades stay diligent through winter

    Brigades stay diligent through winter

    Winter is upon the Yarra Valley and CFA Brigades across the region continue to train though the colder months of the year. Yarra Glen CFA…

  • A path to making change

    A path to making change

    A local advocacy group came together this week for Refugee Week to highlight the need for change. Casey Grandmothers for Refugees gathered earlier this week…

  • Election promises come to fruition in Eildon

    Election promises come to fruition in Eildon

    The Eildon electorate has three community groups that have received confirmation that they will receive the funding promised to them at the 2022 State election…

  • Dine and Shine farewelled for now

    Dine and Shine farewelled for now

    The Healesville Library’s last Dine and Shine event for the season was held on Thursday 22 June, with a theme inspired by the winter solstice.…

  • How to reduce smoke pollution from your property this winter

    How to reduce smoke pollution from your property this winter

    Yarra Ranges Council is encouraging residents to do what they can to reduce smoke from their property this winter. Wood heaters can create smoke pollution…

  • Sheep graziers warned to protect livestock

    Sheep graziers warned to protect livestock

    The Bureau of Meteorology has warned local livestock owners to protect their animals from Friday through to Saturday due to the expectedly poor weather conditions…

  • Fragments of Experience to delight the eye

    Fragments of Experience to delight the eye

    Artist Stephen Glover is set to present his exhibit “Fragments of Experience” from Saturday 1 July until Sunday 6 August at the Yering Station Art…

  • Nurses get the nod

    Nurses get the nod

    Two registered nurses in Healesville have been nominated for the Victorian Rural Health Awards set to take place on June 27 this year. Both have…

  • Vale Gordon Chapman AM

    Vale Gordon Chapman AM

    A long-standing community member and advocate for our strong local horticulture industry has been farewelled. Gordon Chapman AM died at age 91 on 7 June…

  • Rainbow trout stock in preparation for school holidays

    Rainbow trout stock in preparation for school holidays

    The Victorian Fisheries Authority has stocked “ready to catch” rainbow trout into lakes around Knox and the Yarra Ranges. Fish storing is funded by the…

  • Car battery checks can save you the dreaded jumpstart

    Car battery checks can save you the dreaded jumpstart

    RACV is urging Victorians to check their car batteries with winter now here. Last year, RACV’s Emergency Roadside Assistance attended over 290,000 battery call-outs from…

  • Casey MP calls on community to share their concerns on the cost of living

    Casey MP calls on community to share their concerns on the cost of living

    With rising consumer prices, interest rates and homelessness continuing to affect people near and far, Federal Member for Casey Aaron Violi wants to hear how…

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