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School zones return for Term Three

Drivers on the road in the mornings and afternoons are urged to take care as school zone speed limits are in place again this...

Drug consumption report reveals record highs while survey finds people don’t know where to...

The 22nd report from the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program was released on Thursday 11 July, giving a recent snapshot of Australia’s drug use. The...

Yering marks first cultural burn on council land

Yering was the location of Yarra Ranges Council's first cultural burn on shire managed land last month. The burn took place at Spadonis Reserve,...

Yarra Ranges residents welcome to join a Wombat Webinar

An opportunity to learn about the plight of one of our favourite native animals is coming up. Katja Gutwein is the Vice-Preisdent and Secretary of...

FOGO review: Environmental outcomes positive but advocacy still needed

With six months passing since the introduction of food organics and garden organics (FOGO) bins in the Yarra Ranges, a mid-year review proved its...

Yarra Ranges Council continues to support calls for short-term rental regulation

Yarra Ranges Council has issued a statement on the management of short-term rental accommodation (STRA) and the impact it has on the region. Yarra Ranges...

Yarra Ranges Council approve revised Community Engagement Policy

Yarra Ranges Council has approved a revised Community Engagement Policy at the Tuesday 9 July council meeting. The Community Engagement Policy was first adopted in...

Hydrogen fuel cells are installed across the Yarra Valley

The Yarra Valley is ready to deal with the extreme weather conditions as the State Government has been investing in renewable hydrogen to keep...

Gas leaked in Chum Creek

Two CFA units, Healesville and Badger Creek, responded to reports of a gas leak on Nicholls Road in Chum Creek at around 10.06am on...

Small help will make huge difference

Healesville Inter-Church Community Care Inc (HICCI) is calling locals for support to help people struggling with the cold weather. HICCI is planning to add...

Veteran claims to be made easier with law changes

Military veterans will have fewer hoops to jump through to receive compensation for their years of service, as ex-serving personnel cautiously welcomed the planned...

March quarter has Yarra Ranges cautious

Victoria’s tourism industry and its major events calendar put $39.3 billion into the state’s economy during the year ending March 2024 but regional tourism...

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Photography rules

"Today everything exists to end in a photograph,” Susan Sontag wrote in her 1977 book, On Photography. Now this observation resonates more strongly than...