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  • Reflecting with flowers

    Reflecting with flowers

    Healesville florist Rebecca Noble has used her talents to spread awareness and start a conversation around Alzheimer’s Disease. Ms Nobel set up a large display…

  • Tribute to Wandin icon

    Tribute to Wandin icon

    The Wandin community lost a local icon after Fred Gaudion passed away on July 21 2021. Mr Gaudion was 88 years old and his life…

  • Are you really okay?

    Are you really okay?

    Today the community’s being asked to turn to loved ones, friends, colleagues and ask an important question – R U OK? September 9 marks R…

  • Thompson unleashes Healesville ‘Arrows’

    Thompson unleashes Healesville ‘Arrows’

    Jason Thompson is bullish about the prospects of reigning Healesville Cup champion Zambora Lou and comeback sprinter Mr. America in Sunday afternoon’s inaugural The Arrow…

  • Aston Geneve ‘perfect’ in Healesville heats

    Aston Geneve ‘perfect’ in Healesville heats

    Superbly-bred speedster Aston Geneve maintained her unbeaten record in sensational style when upsetting dual country cups hero Ferdinand Boy in Sunday’s Group 2 SEN Track…

  • Tonk at his top for Healesville return

    Tonk at his top for Healesville return

    Tiggerlong Tonk was the fastest qualifier for the 2020 Group 3 Healesville Cup final (350m), when beaten favourite, and Anakie trainer Correy Grenfell, 27, says…

  • CFA works near completion

    CFA works near completion

    Coldstream CFA’s new site is only a matter of weeks away from completion, allowing the brigade to move in before the fire danger period begins.…

  • Cutting waste through compost collection

    Cutting waste through compost collection

    A Coldstream resident is looking to help locals and businesses cut down their waste by starting a compost revolution. Beee Mallia is offering to collect…

  • Lockdown no barrier for Landcare

    Lockdown no barrier for Landcare

    Residents of the area might be thinking that community groups like Landcare have decided to close their doors during lock down, but according to the…

  • Wood debris tops 31,000 tonnes as clean up continues

    Wood debris tops 31,000 tonnes as clean up continues

    More than 31,000 tonnes of wood, stump and branch debris has been collected by Yarra Ranges Council since the June storm ripped across the municipality…

  • Map to nowhere

    Map to nowhere

    Lockdown six continuing into September with no road out for many businesses is yet another tough path for Yarra Valley businesses to follow. Premier Daniel…

  • Jab blitz for students

    Jab blitz for students

    A priority Pfizer vaccination program for senior secondary students has begun to prepare for upcoming exam schedules. The State Government announced the program last week…

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