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  • Help shape the future of Yarra Junction Rec Reserve

    Help shape the future of Yarra Junction Rec Reserve

    A new sporting pavilion, covered tennis and netball courts and improvement’s for walking and cycling are some of the potential changes proposed for Yarra Junction…

  • The Round-up

    The Round-up

    Need for speed A Ducati motorcycle was caught allegedly travelling at double the speed limit at East Warburton on Saturday 16 November. State Highway Patrol…

  • Sports funding grants announced

    Sports funding grants announced

    Eight community organisations in the Yarra Ranges will share in $111,794 of funding to improve their sport and recreation infrastructure as part of Council’s 2019/20…

  • roadside slashing to protect communities

    roadside slashing to protect communities

    Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) will undertake 212km of roadside slashing and five hectares of township slashing to protect communities ahead of the hotter months…

  • Tilly’s letter makes a difference

    Tilly’s letter makes a difference

    Seville Primary School students were asked to write a persuasive letter of action as a class project and as a result, one student has made…

  • It’s cool to be kind

    It’s cool to be kind

    Yarra Glen Primary School celebrated World Kindness Day in style by donning Kind is Cool T-shirts to help spread a positive message. Socially-conscious clothing label…

  • The tale of a community legend

    The tale of a community legend

    As renowned Warburton figure Dick Leith glances out the window of the Warburton Golf Club (WGC) he recalls many tough, yet wonderful years. “I finished…

  • A new mayor in town

    A new mayor in town

    Councillor Richard Higgins has been elected as mayor of the Yarra Ranges for his first term at council’s 12 November meeting. Cr Higgins was unanimously…

  • Cancer check proves crucial

    Cancer check proves crucial

    Former Healesville resident Tony Duddy is urging men to undertake regular medical checks in an effort to tackle cancer early. Mr Duddy has become an…

  • Bike battle

    Bike battle

    A group of Warburton residents believe their concerns over a major mountain bike project in their town are being overlooked. Work is currently underway to…

  • Remembering their service

    Remembering their service

    On 11 November 1918, 101 years ago, the guns of the Western Front fell silent. After more than four years of brutal fighting in the…

  • Hospital garden helps healing

    Hospital garden helps healing

     Healesville Hospital’s wellness garden is nearing its completion as it aims to support the recovery of patients and aid family members and staff. The new…

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