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Health heroes stepped up
This is for the frontline workers. In our hospitals, clinics and testing stations, health care workers risked their wellbeing to care for others during Covid-19’s…
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4500 affected by power outage
AusNet crews are currently on the scene in Woori Yallock, with 4500 customers across the Yarra Valley affected by a power outage this afternoon. Towns…
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Redwood Bridge reopen date uncertain
There is no reopening date in mind for Warburton’s Redwood Bridge, with the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) soon to undertake an…
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Thugs target SES twice
Upper Yarra SES volunteers have suffered a second blow in just over a week, with graffiti vandals defacing the Wesburn unit just eight days after…
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No solace in record low road toll
Victoria recorded its lowest ever road toll in 2020, but that is of no solace to more than 200 Victorian families who have started the…
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President Payne passes
The Lilydale RSL has been rocked by the passing of their second sub-branch president within eight months. President Paul Payne sadly passed away in December…
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Search for owners of war medals
Police are hopeful they will be able to reunite a rightful veteran or their family with a number of war medals located during an arrest…
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Covid case shops at Chirnside
A confirmed Covid-19 case shopped at Coles Chirnside Park on New Years Eve, DHHS has revealed. According to the DHHS website, the case shopped at…
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SES stripped of life-saving equipment
A heartless robbery at Upper Yarra SES has stripped the local unit of over $20,000 worth of critical lifesaving equipment during a peak period for…
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Six injured in Millgrove crash
Six people in their twenties have been injured in a crash in Millgrove overnight. According to Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol investigators, it is believed a…
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Wet weather halts works
Due to anticipated wet weather over coming days, planned works along the Black Spur have been temporarily suspended. The Black Spur will remain open to…
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Staff cop China whine
Intensifying trade tension between Australia and China has seen angry customers direct “vulgar” abuse at Yarra Valley wineries, vowing to boycott those that are Chinese…
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