Coles defibrillators to keep hearts beating
Coles supermarkets across the nation will each be fitted with Automated External Defibrillators (AED), including Healesville’s Coles.
Coles’ 21 million weekly customers will benefit from...
Celebrations for teacher’s 30th year at school
Marlene Williams celebrated 30 years of teaching at Healesville Primary School on Thursday 1 August.
Healesville Primary School staff gathered in their staffroom for a...
800 trees planted for National Tree Day
Healesville Environmental Watch Inc. (HEWI) and community members took part in National Tree Day on Sunday 28 July.
National Tree Day is an initiative by...
What does the Mountain Views Mail mean to you?
We asked 40 of our readers and contributors ‘What does the Mountain Views Mail mean to you?’ to mark the paper’s 40th anniversary.
The responses...
Access for all at Healesville Sanctuary
Healesville Sanctuary is now fully accessible to all visitors with the opening of the latest Victorian Changing Places facility on Tuesday 30 July.
The Changing...
Kindness brings cool award
Yarra Glen resident Amber Wilkinson has been selected as a finalist for the 2019 AusMumpreneur Awards in the fashion business category.
Mrs Wilkinson is the...
Applications for Aunty Dot’s award now open
Applications are now open for the Aunty Dot Peters Award.
The award supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to complete years nine and ten...
Knowing our people
In 1979, being engaged in your community was done through the people you knew - your community groups, your friends and family - and,...
From the editor’s desk
We asked 40 of our readers and contributors ‘What does the Mountain Views Mail mean to you?’ to mark the paper’s 40th anniversary.
You’ll find...
Kath made her mark
The 40th anniversary edition of the Mountain Views Mail would be incomplete if it didn’t feature former journalist and photographer Kath Gannaway, who worked...
Community-focused from the start
“People were hugging me in the main street and telling me how great it would be to have a real community newspaper again.”
Forty years...
Mountain Views Mail – 40 years of community news
It’s fair to say that Tamara Chippindall has changed a fair bit she appeared on the front page of the first edition of the...