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  • Grassroots issues shape policy

    Grassroots issues shape policy

    By Peter Douglas Yarra Valley community leaders enjoyed the chance to provide input on the policy direction of the Victorian Opposition on Monday 31 July.…

  • Wind couldn’t dampen festive spirit

    Wind couldn’t dampen festive spirit

    By Kath Gannaway Warburton’s River of Light Winter Festival was a wonderful success on Saturday 29 July, despite a blast from Mother Nature! “We were…

  • Enterprise boss loss mourned

    Enterprise boss loss mourned

    By Kath Gannaway The sudden death of Upper Yarra Community Enterprise Ltd chairman Peter Kimberley has come as a terrible blow to his family, many…

  • Eucalyptus seeds in the snow

    Eucalyptus seeds in the snow

    Winter, and a bit of snow cover has provided a key for reseeding of some of the more hardy species in harvested coupes across Victoria’s…

  • Bob was larger than life

    Bob was larger than life

    By Derek Schlennstedt Bob Armstrong was a person larger than life. He was considered a renaissance man who spent his life devoted to the Wandin…

  • Young people set to thrive

    Young people set to thrive

    By Kath Gannaway Healesville should, and could, be a place where young people thrive … but, it’s a whole village vision. A new and ambitious…

  • A farewell to a town icon

    A farewell to a town icon

    Former Healesville and Yarra Ranges councillor Di Moore is leaving Healesville, but not without an opportunity for the community she served for many years to…

  • Just like spring – but cold

    Just like spring – but cold

    It was like a spring morning at the Woods Point Gun Club’s July competition, though a tad cold. This didn’t stop Rob Bevis in AA…

  • The Grand lends a hand

    The Grand lends a hand

    By Derek Schlennstedt The Grand Hotel Healesville has once again offered a helping hand to a cherished member of the Healesville community. On 23 June,…

  • Surprise meeting on apartment complex

    Surprise meeting on apartment complex

    By Kath Gannaway A public meeting will be held tonight in Healesville to look at plans for a four-storey apartment/retail complex in Healesville’s main street.…

  • Possum’s uncertain future

    Possum’s uncertain future

    By Kath Gannaway A State Government report has delivered a mixed message on the viability of the critically endangered Leadbeater’s possum and the impact of…

  • Veterans visit for 1000th game

    Veterans visit for 1000th game

    By Kath Gannaway Woori Yallock Football Club was a team of champions in 1947 as it claimed the premiership flag at Warburton. Two of that…

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