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  • Bugs, birds and bushes blitz

    Bugs, birds and bushes blitz

    If you are needing something to do during lockdown and want to make those walks a little more interesting or if you’ve ever had an…

  • Playgrounds provide relief in lockdown

    Playgrounds provide relief in lockdown

    Taking your children to a playground seems like a simple activity that should be enjoyed by all but it has become quite a luxury in…

  • Sanctuary goes green

    Sanctuary goes green

    Victorian zoos are leading the way for sustainability, becoming the first in Australia to be powered by 100 per cent renewables. Zoos Victoria reached the…

  • Thieves target car parts

    Thieves target car parts

    Three men have been arrested over a string of car part thefts and attempted thefts at railway stations across Melbourne’s South East, including in the…

  • Healesville businesses in our hearts

    Healesville businesses in our hearts

    A fundraiser has begun for Healesville businesses as lockdown six continues to see many shut and unable to welcome customers. Healesville resident Madeline Ruffino started…

  • Improving local mental health systems

    Improving local mental health systems

    Victorians are being invited to have their say about the local mental health services they want to see as the Labor government delivers a key…

  • A bright delight to unite us

    A bright delight to unite us

    It’s a plant that draws out a big grin on many onlookers as the humble bright wattle grows strong roadside, in the bush and in…

  • Playgrounds to open and roadmap released

    Playgrounds to open and roadmap released

    The State Government has announced playgrounds will reopen from 11.59pm Thursday 2 September, providing a slice of relief for families and children as lockdown 6…

  • Beyond the studio

    Beyond the studio

    A local art project is aiming to promote awareness about making public spaces in the Yarra Ranges more welcoming for women. A recent report from…

  • Questions remain over Healesville cold case

    Questions remain over Healesville cold case

    National Missing Persons Week has brought attention to a 34-year-old Healesville mystery. On the night of Saturday 7 February 1987, 16-year-old Healesville resident Suzanne ‘Suzi’…

  • A reminder to stay fire safe

    A reminder to stay fire safe

    With the winter season coming to an end tomorrow, CFA is reminding Victorians that home fire risks remain prevalent and urges communities to continue practising…

  • Valley projects tendered

    Valley projects tendered

    Yarra Ranges Council accepted the tenders for several community infrastructure projects at their 24 August meeting that will see improvements to sporting clubs and the…

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