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Search continues for missing student

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Werribee man Poshik Sharma, who was last seen in Marysville on Thursday 11 July. The...

Weekend flood warning

 Emergency Victoria has issued a flood watch warning for the Yarra and Watts rivers above Coldstream. The warning said minor flooding might develop across the...

Triple crown for Wandin’s Toastmaster

Toastmaster area director Nola Sharp is celebrating a triple crown of awards over the past year. Ms Sharp’s Toastmasters club in Wandin came close to...

Rollerskating at the library

Lilydale Community Library was transformed into a rollerskating rink on Thursday 11 July for some school holiday fun. Many kids took to the wooden floors...

Appeal for witnesses to Woori crash

 Police are seeking witnesses to a car crash in Woori Yallock on Friday 12 July. Officers allege a silver Nissan Navara utility was travelling east...

Alex Podolinsky’s life celebrated

Powelltown resident Alexei (Alex) Sergei de Podolinsky passed away on 30 June aged 93. Born on 13 July 1925, Alex was a pioneer in biodynamic...

Gut health in children

Functional abdominal pain affects up to 25 per cent of children and presents with multiple symptoms including constipation, diarrhoea, cramp, leg pain, poor appetite...

Buxton farm hand dead

A 59-year-old farm hand died while helping to fell trees on a property in Buxton. The worker was found unresponsive near a tree that had...

Keep the dogs at home

AFL Outer East is reminding footy patrons to leave their pets at home on game-days. The league is calling on local clubs to tighten up...

Public session to help save money on hot water

Healesville CoRE is holding a public information session to explain the best available technology options to save money on heating hot water. Attendees will...

Smith back as speaker

 Casey MP Tony Smith was returned unopposed for a third time as the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Labor MP Tony Burke said the...

NAIDOC Week celebrated at library

Healesville Library celebrated NAIDOC Week on Monday 8 July where local Wurundjeri woman Brooke Wandin read Wilam: A Birrarung Story, a new book by...

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CARTOON: Strong Winds swept across the Outer East

Strong winds once again swept across the Outer East, causing lots of fallen trees and power outages.