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Vic inquiry calls for recreational duck shooting ban

Victoria should ban all recreational duck hunting, an inquiry has recommended following a long-term decline in native bird populations. The parliamentary committee investigating Victoria's...

Egg-citing arrival of emu chick

The pitter patter of little Emu feet can now be heard at Healesville Sanctuary with a cheeky chick exploring its bushland surroundings. The gorgeous fluff-ball...

Lachlan Hutton wanted on warrant

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Lachlan Hutton. The 19-year-old is wanted on warrant in relation to theft and drug related offences. Hutton...

Three time’s the charm

Mortgage holders will be quietly celebrating this month as the RBA cash rate is revealed to the public. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)...

The best kind of reunion to celebrate Father’s Day

A Healesville Family couldn’t hide the tears when they had an emotional reunion with the lifesavers of their father on Father’s Day, Sunday 3...

Time to clean up the town

No Reason 4 Rubbish (NR4R) is calling for local kids to participate in its cleaning-up event on 10 September. It will be the first event...

Community’s safety first even on Father’s day

CFA units were kept busy on the morning of Sunday 3 September with a call out for a house fire in Healesville.  The fire was...

Yarra Junction Local going distance

Cara Laister is leading the charge to help raise awareness of prostate cancer by joining ‘The Long Run’ and conquering 150km this September. The...

Rat poison levels in powerful owl population

New research has discovered that rat poisons are detrimental to the health of native wildlife, including the endangered powerful owl. In the Deakin University led...

Transport- A Fair go for those in the Yarra Valley?

The possibility of better transport for the Yarra Valley flits on the horizon as trials go ahead for a new project that could render...

Crossword, chess benefits

Computer use, crosswords and games like chess are more strongly associated with older people avoiding dementia than knitting, painting or socialising, a Monash University...

Alarming statistics reveal child car restraint misuse in Yarra Ranges

More than 70 per cent of child car restraints checked in Yarra Ranges between May and July this year were incorrectly fitted or used,...

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Interest rates stay on hold as inflation fears fester

Borrowers have been spared more mortgage pain following the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to keep interest rates on hold for the fourth meeting...