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Best beef in town
Tarrawarra resident Jacqui Feagan has taken out a multitude of cattle breeding awards at this year’s Royal Melbourne Show. Ms Feagan of Tarrawarra Lowlines took…
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School to host movie fundraiser
Healesville High School is hosting a movie fundraiser night to raise money for Cam’s Cause. School captain and organiser of the event Alex Gommers said,…
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Maroondah Highway closed
The Maroondah Highway is closed between Healesville and Narbethong, through the ‘Black Spur’ until 7pm on Tuesday 9 October for emergency tree works. Signed detours…
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Crafting with care
Seville Community House is currently hosting their 5th annual Fiddle Rug Exhibition at Mont De Lancey. From 5 October to 20 October, locals are welcome…
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The Round-up
Pit stop arrest Two women have been arrested after allegedly stealing a car from Yarra Glen in the early hours of Monday 7 October. Police…
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Q&A with Healesville Sanctuary keeper James Goodridge
In celebration of International Zoo Keeper Day on Friday 4 October, Healesville Sanctuary keeper James Goodridge sat down for a Q&A with the Mail. What…
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Place plan passes
Yarra Ranges Councillors approved a motion to adopt the Lilydale Place Plan to guide decision making for Lilydale’s future liveability. The place plan will establish…
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Spring sun brings reminder of snake safety
With the sunshine appearing once again, many native species, including snakes, become more visible. The re-emergence of snakes can elicit a panicked response, which DELWP…
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Investigations expanded in Seville East
VicRoads has extended their investigation into the Warburton Highway in Seville East to include other surrounding roads. A VicRoads spokesperson told the Mail that that…
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Microchipping blitz to prevent homeless pets
Volunteers will be microchipping local pets for just $10 on Sunday 20 October at PETstock Lilydale. Microchipping, which typically costs $80, is compulsory for dogs…
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Morning tea with an important message
For the last 14 years, Karen Webb has been hosting the Pink Ribbon morning tea, while raising important funds for the Cancer Council. In what…
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Celebrating the life of Aunty Dot
The Yarra Ranges community came together on Tuesday 1 October to celebrate the life of Indigenous Elder Dorothy Betsy Peters AM or ‘Aunty Dot’ as…
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