News
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School zones return for Term Three
Drivers on the road in the mornings and afternoons are urged to take care as school zone speed limits are in place again this week…
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Consumer win in card surcharge cut as business bristles
Removing surcharges fees on debit and credit card transactions could save consumers more than $1 billion, but small businesses say the changes will just hide…
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War against vapes not over yet despite falling rates
Shifting social norms are slowing the number of young people being hooked on vapes, but Australia isn’t out of the woods yet, an expert has…
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Fire services warn of deadly cigarette fire risk
Victoria’s fire services are issuing a strong warning about the serious risks of smoking indoors, as it remains the leading cause of fatal house fires…
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10th anniversary of local charity
This year marks the 10th anniversary of a Healesville-based charity. Good Deed Garage, founded by Healesville resident Cliff Overton, is a charity which raises funds…
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Social cost of gambling estimated to have reached $14.1 billion in Victoria in 2022-23
A study released last month by the Victorian Government has revealed the shocking impact gambling has on the state’s population just a year. The ‘Social…
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Exciting events coming up for Yarra Ranges youth
The Yarra Ranges Youth Development team are hosting their second Council Career Open Night on Thursday 24 July 4.30 to 7.30pm at the Lilydale Civic…
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Appeal for information on suspected corella poisoning at Springvale
The Conservation Regulator is appealing to the public for information on the suspected poisoning of approximately 150 corellas at Springvale South over the weekend. Staff…
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Firefighters on stair climb for cause
Healesville Fire Brigade volunteers will run up the 28 floors in September for a cause. The annual Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb (MFSC) will be held…
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Sport
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Pink Sports Day is set in Yarra Glen to support breast cancer research
With the amazing success of the fundraiser over the past two years, Yarra Glen Football Netball Club (YGFNC) decided to host one more Pink Sports…
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Rivals from across the valley face off in a tough round
Round 13 and all teams football and netball were off to Woori Yallock to once again take on the old across the valley rivals. After…
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Spirit shines on Ladies Day and Edmonds’ 150th milestone
Saturday was one to remember at the club, with a packed schedule of celebration and footy as we marked Ladies Day, honoured Mitch Edmonds’ 150th…
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Back on the winnning track
Yarra Glen travelled to Yarra Junction for the First Nations Round. In Senior footy, Yarra Glen got off to a good start, kicking the first…
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Yering hosts a bullseye title
On the weekend of 5 and 6 July, Archery Australia held the the annual State National Indoor Archery Championships across multiple locations around the country.…
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St Brigid’s Primary School basketball players returns to Healesville with brilliant results.
St Brigid’s Primary School students recently competed in the Kilsyth After School Basketball, returning to Healesville with brilliant results. The St Brigid’s Basketball Club had…
Entertainment
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Local choir invites women to join
After the huge success of the 10th anniversary concert last year, Badger Creek Women’s Choir (BCWC) is now getting back to set for this year’s…
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Community radio, a key to deal with loneliness
Alan Collier has been involved with the local radio station for about 17 years. Mr Collier is a good example of how Yarra Valley FM…
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Giant kangaroo comes to Healesville
One side of Healesville Walk Shopping Centre’s exterior is now being painted with a giant kangaroo which wishes to bounce through the town. Healesville-based artist…
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EMBC wins the Victoria’s highest honour
TarraWarra Museum of Art (TWMA) got recognition for its recently opened centre which balances technical needs with layers of built and unbuilt history, demonstrating a…
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Paddle pups protecting platypus
When you think sniffer dogs, your mind might go straight to airports – searching for narcotics or to disaster zones – searching for survivors under…
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Yarra’s source story revived by past Mountain Views editor
The past editor of the Mountain Views would like to introduce her new book to the Yarra Valley community. Mrs Frances Henke, who worked as…
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Partnership powers training
A strategic partnership between two community-focused organisations is set to deliver high-quality vocational training directly to the Yarra Valley, addressing critical skills shortages in growing…
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Pump up for paintball fun
Looking for a thrilling and action-packed activity these school holidays? Paintball Skirmish has you covered with experiences tailored for all ages—yes, even the younger adventurers!…
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Cutting fall risks for seniors
Every time you take a tumble, remember—it’s just another chance to bounce back. But as we age, bouncing back becomes more than just a metaphor;…
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Values embedded in everything
At Yarra Glen Primary School, we are committed to providing the best educational outcomes for all students, differentiating by focusing on each individual student’s point…
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Heartfelt Drama Brings Veterans’ Stories to Healesville Stage
The Hills Act Theatre Company is set to debut its inaugural production ‘Breathless’ this April, with performances strategically scheduled near Anzac Day to honour veterans…
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Enjoy entertainment while supporting Anzac Appeal
Healesville Greyhound Racing Club announced a new partnership with RSL Victoria in support of the 2025 Anzac appeal, combining the thrill of racing with a…
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Service gap a revolving door for women fleeing violence
Women and children escaping family violence are being “ping-ponged” between services, as support sectors try to manage inadequate resources and critical underfunding. In Victoria, family…
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Poisoned birds under investigation
A local wildlife health centre once again played a key role in the investigation of wild bird carcasses in Melbourne’s southeast suburb. About 400 corellas,…
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Yering Primary just one of hundreds to join Water Watchers program
Primary school students across the Melbourne’s north and east are learning about the importance of saving water, with Yarra Valley Water’s fast-growing Water Watchers education…
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Secure your plates: Number plate thefts surge
With number plate theft at record highs, Yarra Ranges residents are urged to fit anti-theft screws to their vehicles. Across the state, number plate thefts…
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Conflicting views in regards to local animal welfare organisation
Precede Animal Aid denied all allegations reported by the Herald Sun while whistleblowers shared their own experiences, adding claims related to the allegations. The Herald…
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Tragedy sparks driver review
Rule changes for elderly drivers are being considered after a car ploughed into pedestrians on a quiet suburban street, killing a woman and leaving a…