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  • One stop community

    One stop community

    By Kath Gannaway Name one place where you can check out your local history, get behind the wheel of a billy cart, have a shot…

  • Plea to save platypus

    Plea to save platypus

    By Derek Schlennstedt  A platypus has drowned after it became trapped in an opera house net in the Wandin-Yallock Creek and was found by a…

  • $4M tank upgrade for Healesville

    $4M tank upgrade for Healesville

    By Kath Gannaway Yarra Valley Water will spend $4million on a major upgrade of the Cornish Hill Reservoir water storage tank in Mt Riddell Road,…

  • Raining cats and dogs

    Raining cats and dogs

    By Derek Schlennstedt A pet for Christmas is often a popular choice, though as they become bigger and harder to control their appeal suddenly begins…

  • Stop, Revive, Survive

    Stop, Revive, Survive

    By Kath Gannaway Healesville SES’s Driver Reviver van has been a welcome and familiar sight over the years for drivers coming home over the Black…

  • Op Shops not defacto tips

    Op Shops not defacto tips

    By Kath Gannaway Volunteers at Healesville opportunity shops have returned from their Christmas break to piles of rubbish on their doorsteps. Dumped in the guise…

  • Action aplenty at rodeo

    Action aplenty at rodeo

    By Peter Douglas The Yarra Valley Rodeo was back to its bucking best at the Healesville Racecourse over the weekend, with another huge turnout supporting…

  • Tourism boost a golden chance

    Tourism boost a golden chance

    By Peter Douglas The Yarra River alongside Warburton has the potential to become a tourism gold mine, quite literally, according to a long-time prospector. President…

  • Representatives support 26 January

    Representatives support 26 January

    By Peter Douglas, Derek Schlennstedt Australia Day is more likely than not to remain on 26 January, if the Yarra Ranges’ state and federal representatives…

  • Deadly nets not on

    Deadly nets not on

    Setting ‘opera house’ nets to catch yabbies is not only inhumane, it may be illegal, with hefty penalties attached. The Department of Environment, Land, Water…

  • 2017 revisited

    2017 revisited

    By Kath Gannaway 2017 … it’s done and dusted now, but on reflection it was far from uneventful as the pages of the Mail recorded.…

  • People Power pays off

    People Power pays off

    By Kath Gannaway 2017 was the year that ‘People Power’ paid off. In Warburton and in Healesville, community members reaped the benefits of actively railing…

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