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  • As businesses close, a new one opens

    As many businesses remain closed during the latest lockdown, one new business has opened its doors for the very first time. A new cafe in…

  • Jaz to brave the shave

    Jaz to brave the shave

    A seven year old Millgrove resident is shaving her head for a good cause. Jaz Cole has pledged to take part in the World’s Greatest…

  • Can do attitude

    Can do attitude

    A Chum Creek Primary School student has rallied the local community to help those in need this winter. Mya Rizzi started a canned food drive…

  • Lockdown extended

    Lockdown extended

    Victoria’s lockdown restrictions have been extended a further seven days as the state grapples with the latest Covid-19 outbreak. Deputy Premier Jame Merlino made the…

  • Paint diverted from landfill

    Paint diverted from landfill

    Yarra Ranges residents have diverted 438,000kg of unwanted paint and packaging from Australian landfill and vital waterways as part of a national scheme to dispose…

  • Margaret’s Journey

    Margaret’s Journey

    YAVA Gallery and Art Hub’s latest exhibition follows the journey of Margaret McLoughlin’s artistic career. The exhibition, aptly named ‘Journey’, opened on Thursday 20 May…

  • Yarra Ranges new civic centre takes shape

    Yarra Ranges new civic centre takes shape

    Yarra Ranges Council’s dream of an all-new Civic Centre isn’t too far away, with construction expected to be complete within the year. Construction of the…

  • Councillor pay to remain unchanged

    Yarra Ranges Shire councillors voted unanimously in favour of keeping the mayoral and councillor allowances in line with state government recommendations on Tuesday 25 May.…

  • Fuel competition for Healesville

    Fuel competition for Healesville

    Healesville residents hoping for lower fuel prices are unlikely to have their prayers answered as another big brand retailer is planning to move in at…

  • Budgets prove a win for gin

    Budgets prove a win for gin

    Four Pillars Gin is reaping the rewards of favourable budget outcomes from both the federal budget and local draft budget of Yarra Ranges Council. The…

  • Remembering Dick

    Remembering Dick

    Warburton lost a local legend when news came through that World War II veteran Richard “Dick” Leith passed away on Friday 21 May, aged 96.…

  • Businesses close again

    Businesses close again

    Businesses have seen lockdowns time and time again and yet they are remaining positive throughout Victoria’s latest seven day ’circuit breaker’ closure. With the announcement…

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