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Wineries open online cellar doors

With weekend visits to Yarra Valley wineries off for now, 29 of the regions’ best producers are bringing their cellar door experience to people’s...

Animal welfare during Covid-19

There is no doubt that we are living in unprecedented times. Our lives have changed, but Animal Aid will do everything we can to...

Government calls on councils to keep jobs

The State Government has called on councils to not dismiss or stand down staff during the Covid-19 pandemic. Earlier this week, the Minister for...

5G switched on in Healesville

Telstra has switched on 5G mobile coverage in parts of Healesville following recently completed upgrades to its mobile sites. Healesville is among the first outer...

‘Dragging heels’ on deer management

A Yellingbo conservation group is one of the latest to raise concerns about growing deer numbers across the Yarra Ranges. Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater...

Calls to open vacant hospital

Eildon MP Cindy McLeish and Yarra Ranges Councillor Jim Child are among those who have called upon the State Government to reopen the unused...

Distilleries shift to hygiene trade

Local distilleries are keeping business going and the community hygienic by contributing to the production of hand sanitiser. Amid the Covid-19 crisis, Healesville’s Four Pillars...

Additional park closures

Parks Victoria has closed an additional five high-visitation sites, including the Redwood Forest in East Warburton, to help slow the spread of Covid-19. The Redwood...

Eat well, eat local

Customers can continue to enjoy produce sourced from the bounty of the Yarra Valley and beyond thanks to Kitchen and Butcher, or K&B as...

Keeping the cellar doors open

Yarra Valley wineries are thinking of different ways to provide the cellar door experience to locals amid the Covid-19 crisis. Rochford Wines has completely transformed...

Black Spur work to continue over holidays

There will be no halts to tree removal works along the Black Spur during the school holidays due to the Covid-19 pandemic. VicRoads had...

Bin collections during Covid-19

Residents are being encouraged to make their wheelie bins as accessible as possible on collection days, with kerbside bin collection changing to minimise the...

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Finding Nemo presented by Chum Creek Primary School

Chum Creek Primary School students were excited to be on the stage, performing the Finding Nemo play at Healesville High School Performing Arts Centre....