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  • Hello, Healesville! to share local tales

    Hello, Healesville! to share local tales

    Hello, Healesville! will be a celebration of life of the town of Healesville as locals share the stories of those who have lived around them…

  • SES called for early morning fallen tree

    SES called for early morning fallen tree

    Healesville SES crews tended to a large tree that had fallen across Myers Creek Road at around 4.40am on Friday 24 May. The early morning…

  • Rare snakes and lizards stolen from school

    Rare snakes and lizards stolen from school

    Thieves targeted Lilydale High School’s reptile room on Saturday 18 May, stealing several rare snakes and lizards. About 2pm they entered a portable classroom through…

  • Promises aplenty

    Promises aplenty

    Casey MP Tony Smith has plenty of promises to keep following his party’s federal election success. The latest two-candidate preferred results put Liberal Mr Smith…

  • ALDI still on its way

    ALDI still on its way

    Construction on the Healesville ALDI store is only weeks away from starting. An ALDI Australia spokeswoman told the Mail that the chain was eager to…

  • Afternoon tea raises funds for cancer support group

    Afternoon tea raises funds for cancer support group

    Yarra Junction resident Marissa Percy hosted two afternoon lunches at her home, while helping raise funds for the Yarra Valley Cancer Support Group. Each year…

  • Primary school celebrates opening of modern classroom

    Primary school celebrates opening of modern classroom

    Yarra Glen Primary School celebrated the recent opening of a new school building on Thursday 23 May. Parliamentary Secretary for Schools Tim Richardson and Eildon…

  • Bushfires museum input

    Bushfires museum input

     The community can soon have its say on plans for a museum and education centre to commemorate the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires. Eildon MP Cindy…

  • Research shows high risk taking behaviour for rural drivers

    Research shows high risk taking behaviour for rural drivers

    The Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) is imploring regional Victorian drivers to choose road safety, with admissions of risky road behaviour significantly higher amongst rural…

  • Storytime teaches students about alpacas

    Storytime teaches students about alpacas

    Chum Creek Primary School was one of the 9890 locations who shared a reading of Alpacas with Maracas as part of National Simultaneous Storytime on…

  • Healesville woman arrested after police pursuit

    Healesville woman arrested after police pursuit

    Police arrested a 24-year-old Healesville woman following a pursuit in Melbourne’s south on the morning of Wednesday 22 March. Police observed an allegedly stolen vehicle…

  • Windows smashed, tyres slashed

    Windows smashed, tyres slashed

     Mooroolbark Police are investigating a vandalism spree targeting vehicles in Launching Place. They said vandals smashed windows and slashed tyres on at least seven vehicles…

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