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  • Search for missing boy with autism

    Search for missing boy with autism

    Police are searching for a teenager with high functioning autism after he went missing in Launching Place today. William Wall was last seen leaving for…

  • Sanctuary’s koala joey name revealed

    Sanctuary’s koala joey name revealed

    Healesville Sanctuary has welcomed a tiny fuzzy-eared koala joey, just in time for spring and thanks to the help of Star Mail’s readers, the baby…

  • Piercing mental illness

    Piercing mental illness

    Woori Yallock body piercer Jacinta Haggar is looking forward to seeing coronavirus restrictions ease in the coming months in order to get back to doing…

  • Welcome Wirra

    Welcome Wirra

    Healesville Sanctuary has welcomed a tiny fuzzy-eared koala joey, just in time for spring and thanks to the help of Star Mail’s readers, the baby…

  • Taser call after shooting

    Taser call after shooting

    A man who was wielding a knife in Lilydale last week has been recovering in hospital after being shot by police. Police were called to…

  • Outdoor dining plan reservations

    Outdoor dining plan reservations

    Restaurant and cafe operators throughout the Yarra Ranges have raised concerns about the State Government’s plan to enforce a widespread outdoor dining culture over the…

  • Funding for local schools

    Funding for local schools

    The Victorian Government has announced several funding programs that will benefit kindergartens, primary and secondary schools across the Yarra Ranges and Dandenong Ranges. Emerald Secondary…

  • Calendar winners

    Calendar winners

    The winners of the Warburton and Yarra Junction Community Bank Branch’s ninth annual calendar competition have been revealed following a successful online exhibition. “Unfortunately, Covid-19…

  • CFA issues haystack warning

    As Victoria begins to experience spring growth of pastures and crops, CFA has issued a warning to farmers to exercise caution with the cutting, baling…

  • Giving thanks to parents

    Giving thanks to parents

    Healesville Primary School have taken the time to show appreciation to all the dedicated parents who have taken on the task of homeschooling their children…

  • Food company fined $80,000 after worker crushed

    Food company fined $80,000 after worker crushed

    A Lilydale snack food manufacturer has been convicted and fined $80,000 after a worker suffered serious injuries when he was pinned under a corn milling…

  • Vicforests to appeal logging case

    Vicforests to appeal logging case

    VicForests has lodged an appeal over a landmark Federal Court decision made last month in its case against Friends of Leadbeater’s Possum (FLP), which saw…

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