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Keep the noise down
The Environment Protection Authority Victoria has just published a series of handy guidance for small business about complying with noise laws and it’s all about…
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Big moves for Four Pillars
Four Pillars announced via social media on Tuesday 4 July that they have moved to complete ownership by juggernaut beverage company Lion. Four Pillars Co-Founders,…
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All aboard Train of Lights
The hills have been alive this school holidays as the Puffing Billy Train of Lights has spellbound residents on the iconic trip. Locals had to…
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Weather alert for strong winds from Friday issued by BOM
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has issued a weather warning that affects Yarra Ranges residents for severe damaging winds to develop later on Friday 7…
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Webinar to help concerns around vaping
Are you a parent or carer and not sure how to talk to your young person about vaping? Join us for an informative online webinar…
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New measles outbreak recorded
Victoria has recorded a new measles case in a returned overseas traveller. The case was infectious at a number of public premises between 23 and…
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Gallery to return at Yarra Ranges Council 11 July meeting
Two and a half months since Yarra Ranges Council shut out the gallery from Council meetings indefinitely, the doors are set to reopen to the…
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Nurse celebrates primary health care win
A Healesville nurse has won in her category for the 2023 Victorian Rural Health Awards which celebrates outstanding efforts and work in primary health care…
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Firewood collection for public land closed
Firewood collection areas closed on Friday 30 June. Now that this date has passed, you cannot legally collect firewood from state forests and public land.…
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Council discusses and supports the The Voice
Yarra Ranges Council came together at their regular meeting on Tuesday 27 June without a fully unified front on the Voice to Parliament, with two…
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Reserve Bank hits pause on interest rates
Mortgage holders can breathe a sigh of relief as the Reserve Bank keeps interest rates on hold. Australia’s central bank moved to the sidelines in…
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Pets to be counted in Australian-first census
They won’t be counted two by two, but Victorians’ furry, feathered and scaly friends will soon be the focus of Australia’s first pet census. The…
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