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More housing for vulnerable people in Healesville
Vulnerable people will have more stable housing with an expansion and upgrade of residential rehabilitation services in Healesville. Minister for Crime Prevention Natalie Hutchins announced…
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Ranges players look to the draft
As the upcoming AFLW Draft draws closer, there are several Eastern Ranges prospects who could see their names called out on 27 July. After a…
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Goodbye Mooroolbark, hello Tarrawarra
Moorolbark’s station building has a long history and has had a long working life. It is now marked for removal as construction of the new…
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Live music back with a bang
Live music is set to spring into action in October as the Yarra Valley plays host to several exciting events across the region. It comes…
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Powering the way
Local renewable energy group, Healesville CoRE, has obtained a $428,500 grant from Sustainability Victoria to establish and develop a community power hub for the greater…
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Help for hospitality
Yarra Ranges Council has partnered with local training organisations, Box Hill Institute Lilydale and Cire Training, to deliver the Hospitality Jump Start for Jobs program.…
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A sticky message
A small Yarra Ranges anti-vax group met at Lillydale Lake on Sunday 11 July with the aim of distributing stickers with anti-vaccine messaging. The stickers…
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Saving the Cerini
A Warburton resident is pushing to see the Cerini Centre restored to its former glory as an asset to the community. Ivor Wolstencroft has made…
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Writers festival in town
A word-filled winter weekend in July awaits in Warburton as the second Yarra Valley Writers Festival can be enjoyed in real life or from the…
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Bringing literature to life
Coinciding with the Yarra Valley Writers Festival, YAVA Gallery and Arts Hub has released its latest exhibition titled, RE-COVERED. YAVA’s gallery director Dakini Maddock explained…
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Community guides recovery
Yarra Ranges Council are hosting a number of business forums to give local business owners and residents a voice towards the multifaceted and ongoing post-storm…
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A drinks alternative for Dry July
A new non-alcoholic spirit made from botanical ingredients of the Yarra Valley is marked as an alternative to alcohol this Dry July. Banks Botanicals is…
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