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  • A celebration of International Women’s Day

    A celebration of International Women’s Day

    Warburton based photographer Suzanne Phoenix curates her annual International Women’s Day photography project on 8 March at The Alderman in Brunswick East. For the eighth…

  • Sanctuary ditches Cadbury

    Sanctuary ditches Cadbury

    Healesville Sanctuary will no longer sell Cadbury or Natural Confectionary Company products. Zoos Victoria vows to take a stand for wildlife under threat from manufacturers…

  • Jessica’s platypus quest

    Jessica’s platypus quest

     Dr Jessica Thomas couldn’t find anyone to answer her questions about the platypus. So the Healesville Sanctuary keeper decided to find the answers herself. Dr…

  • Sue’s legacy keeps on walking

    Sue’s legacy keeps on walking

    The Warburton Rail Trail was coloured teal on Sunday 24 February when more than 1200 walkers set out from Lilydale to Warburton in support of…

  • Holy cow, that was lucky

    Holy cow, that was lucky

     A Good Samaritan saved a Yarra Glen cow who was having a hard time moo-ving to dry land. Julie Nixon and her husband Jon are…

  • Listeria outbreak threatens Yarra Ranges

    Listeria outbreak threatens Yarra Ranges

    Yarra Ranges Council is advising its Meals on Wheels clients to dispose of all meals received from the service since 13 January following a listeriosis…

  • Melba backs Royal Commission

    Melba backs Royal Commission

    Lilydale-based Melba Support Services has thrown its support behind a Royal Commission into the epidemic of violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect against people with disability.…

  • You Won’t Be Border-ed

    You Won’t Be Border-ed

    Border Starring Eva Melander and Eero Milonoff Rated MA15+ In the tradition of sombre Scandinavian cinema, Border is a fantasy drama driven by powerful performances,…

  • Too sick for school

    Too sick for school

    With another school year underway, parents everywhere have to face the dilemma of when to keep sick children home from classes, be it for real…

  • New look same service

    New look same service

    Bus commuters will notice a very shiny, new white bus around town but may be puzzled by the Public Transport Victoria livery that adorns it.…

  • War Memorial rises in Seville

    War Memorial rises in Seville

    After five years in development, the Seville War Memorial is finally taking shape. The first stage of the memorial will be unveiled on Sunday 12…

  • Healesville’s history in hops

    Healesville’s history in hops

    Did you know that Healesville once had a thriving hops industry? At its peak in the 1880s there were at least seven known commercial hop…

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