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History of Coranderrk is continuing

“The history of Coranderrk did not end in 1924. “The stories of Coranderrk continue today through descendants and also by Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation (WEAC)...

Historic pavers rebuilt and reinstalled

Pavers to commemorate Healesville’s 150th birthday have been restored, following their removal and damage as part of a property development. The pavers, which feature names...

Windows amaze with festive cheer as four crowned winners

From those draped in snow to create a winter wonderland to those using colour to bring festive cheer, the Yarra Ranges Council Christmas Window...

Locally produced horror film

Healesville-based sisters joined hands to make a locally produced horror film. Bash Sisters Productions co-founder Michelle Orpe, who immigrated from England to Australia three...

Hunker down to avoid today’s heat

With extreme heat hitting most of Victoria today, officials across the state are urging Victorian to be prepared. Minister for Health Mary-Anne Thomas has warned...

Summer echidna spotting for science

The summer months bring special moments to those living in the Yarra Ranges as the short-beaked echidna goes about its day and can often...

Gift giving

With Christmas now less than two weeks away, one of the greatest stresses leading up to it is the pressure of finding the right...

State Government helps a local soccer club to get new uniforms

As the Victorian Government is backing sports clubs across the state, Healesville Soccer Club has been named in the list of grant recipients. The club...

Entertainment for next year

Burrinja Theatre Ash Grunwald Renowned for his electrifying show, Ash Grunwald has inspired a generation to hit the road in an old van “to surf by...

Security measures to remain at Yarra Ranges Council meetings

Once again the question has been asked of Yarra Ranges Council to consider cutting down on security spending, this time as a potential cost-saving...

Debate on planning permit application for proposed winery in Gruyere came to an end

A Gruyere resident raised concerns about a proposed winery development at 23 Maddens Lane, Gruyere during the council meeting. Jacqui Patterson attended the...

Legacy for younger students

Chum Creek Primary School junior students have received a new play area thanks to senior students and Bunnings Croydon. On Thursday 12 December, two Bunnings...

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Teacher workforce modelling reveals positive trends

The Victorian Government is helping Victorian kids get a world class education by growing the teaching workforce across the state. On Sunday 15 December,...

Summer fruit