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  • Hit the brakes

    Hit the brakes

    An elderly driver crashed their car into the storefront of a Yarra Glen fish and chip shop on Wednesday 15 May – the second such…

  • Impounds galore

    Impounds galore

    Healesville police impounded two vehicles and suspended another driver’s licence over the weekend. Acting Sgt Tim Stewart said the first impound occurred in the early…

  • Sanctuary says thanks to volunteers

    Sanctuary says thanks to volunteers

    Healesville Sanctuary is taking the time to thank their volunteers who help out in a variety of roles for National Volunteer Week. National Volunteer Week…

  • Motorcyclist dies in Healesville

    Motorcyclist dies in Healesville

    Police are investigating a fatal collision in Healesville. They believe a motorbike and a vehicle collided on Ryans Road just after 3.30pm on Saturday 18…

  • Woori townhouses an “overdevelopment“

    Woori townhouses an “overdevelopment“

    Yarra Ranges Council has knocked back an application to build 44 townhouses on a Woori Yallock block. Residents who objected to the proposal for 1370…

  • School takes a step in the right direction

    School takes a step in the right direction

    Millwarra Primary School was one of the many schools across the nation that participated in the National Walk Safely to School Day on 17 May.…

  • Rotary event a fundraising success

    Rotary event a fundraising success

    The Rotary Club of Healesville’s Dogs Day Out event was a tremendous success having raised $10,500 for local sporting clubs. The announcement was made at…

  • New signage will support endangered language

    New signage will support endangered language

    To celebrate the international year of Indigenous languages, Yarra Valley ECOSS’s Leanne Arvanitakis-Hall and Brad Charman from Yarra Valley Signs put up their Woiwurrung language…

  • Ciao makes a return

    Ciao makes a return

     The Ciao Yarra Valley Ciao festival is returning to the Yarra Valley to celebrate the region’s rich Italian heritage. The festival will showcase the best…

  • Council supports road safety group’s concerns

    Council supports road safety group’s concerns

    The Seville East Traffic Safety Group presented their campaign to upgrade the Warburton Highway in Seville East to Yarra Ranges Council on Tuesday 14 May.…

  • Rotary Club shows off their swag

    The Rotary Club of Lilydale hosted the Swaggie Bush Dance at Wandin North Hall on Saturday 11 May to raise money towards backpack bed swags…

  • Steels Creek’s days of gold

    The following is an article from our publication Recollections and Records of Mining at Steels Creek, Victoria by The Vagabond on mining along the Full…

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