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  • Doing it for the vets

    By Kath Gannaway One of the region’s best-loved bands, Yarra River Band, will be at the Alpine Retreat Hotel in Warburton for a Vietnam Veterans…

  • Questions that matter

    Questions that matter

    By Kath Gannaway Q: What local service organisation is behind the life-saving Milking Cow and Goat Project for Africa? A: Healeville Rotary. Q: What entertaining…

  • Night of the women

    Night of the women

    By Kath Gannaway A gig at the ‘Termi’, theTerminus Hotel in Healesville is something hundreds of local and visiting rock, blues and country bands have…

  • Tessa’s art goes solo

    Tessa’s art goes solo

    By Kath Gannaway Coldstream artist Tessa Hubble has won the opportunity for a solo exhibition at Yering Station Art Gallery. Tessa was awarded the prize…

  • Looking into the landscape

    Looking into the landscape

    Two films by award-winning Warburton director Peter Charles Downey will screen at Yarra Valley ECOSS documentary film night in Wesburn on Sunday 30 July at…

  • Talk spiced with multi-culture

    Talk spiced with multi-culture

    By Kath Gannaway Megan Wallens is another Upper Yarra woman with an interesting story to tell. She came to Warburton having had a varied career…

  • Hills ride for literacy across seas

    Hills ride for literacy across seas

    By Kath Gannaway If giving Cambodian children the chance to improve literacy and numeracy skills was as easy as riding a bike, everybody would do…

  • Choir’s masses of music

    Choir’s masses of music

    By Kath Gannaway The 2017 Massed People’s Choir and Orchestra is waiting for calls from those who want to celebrate with music and song. The…

  • Open for talent

    Open for talent

    By Kath Gannaway An open mic competition in Healesville aims to discover new talent and provide opportunities for regular performance before a live audience. Two…

  • Wombat is a classic

    Wombat is a classic

    By Derek Schlennstedt It’s a timeless classic about a mischievous wombat that causes all sorts of havoc for a couple of humans after she discovers…

  • Exhibition looks to future

    Exhibition looks to future

    By Kendra Spencer Artwork produced by 81-year-old Daphne Mitchell is the latest exhibition at Warburton’s Water Wheel Gallery. The exhibition is Daphne’s first in her…

  • Women step up to the palette

    Women step up to the palette

    By Kath Gannaway Only five per cent of artists hanging in permanent galleries worldwide are women. That’s a statistic that was too challenging to ignore,…

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