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Help for small business using digital marketing

Digital marketing can be vital to the success of a small business yet one-in-three end up in a dispute with their provider, according to...

Online farm business program helps manage risk

Agriculture Victoria is offering farmers an opportunity to participate in a free online business program designed to help farm businesses better manage risk in...

Hidden book hunt comes back for school holidays

A fun school holiday activity is set up in the three parks of Healesville. Kid’s Hidden Book Hunt, which aims to improve the reading skills...

Cybersecurity upgrades in schools to keep kids’ data safe

The State Government is giving schools a major cybersecurity upgrade, including the introduction of new artificial intelligence technology designed to keep students and staff,...

New standard for welding fume safety

Workers who are exposed to welding fumes can suffer a number of short and long-term health effects ranging from eye and respiratory irritation to...

Good bye, op shop

An op shop in Coldstream closed down on Thursday 18 January and will reopen with another owner. The op shop 'maybe we’ve got it' was...

Badger Creek Community Hall Centenary Working Group

Badger Creek Community Hall is going to celebrate its 100th birthday in February 2025. It is calling for local volunteers to help with fundraising,...

Thousands register for final Oxfam Trailwalker event through the Dandenongs

Several mums of the hills are set to take part in the last ever Oxfam Trailwalker in March; walking more than 50 kilometres over...

Police op targets Lilydale

Dozens of police and authorised officers from various units were patrolling the Lilydale Railway Station and bus services at Chirnside Park as part of...

Yarra Ranges Council’s main phone line down

Yarra Ranges Council have been experiencing issues with their main phone line (1300 368 333) on Wednesday 17 January. Some people calling may not...

Unintended fermentation leads to recall of alcoholic prune juice

Unintended fermentation causing the presence of alcohol in a popular prune juice product has required a recall. Sabrands Australia Management Pty Ltd is recalling the...

Motorcycle safety upgrades being delivered on Gembrook-Launching Place Road

A plethora of motorcycle safety upgrades are coming to Gembrook-Launching Place Road, delivered by the Department of Transport and Planning (DOTP) and funded by...

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Reader recommendation: American author Willa Cather

Reader Jill, from Mt Evelyn, recently recommended American author Willa Cather's O Pioneers! (1913), The Song of the Lark (1915) and My Antonia (1918). In...