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  • Town turns to the sun

    Town turns to the sun

    By Derek Schlennstedt Can the sun power Healesville? Jeff Barlow and members of the Healesville Community Renewable Energy project certainly think so. Formed in April…

  • Millgrove’s a bargain

    Millgrove’s a bargain

    By Derek Schlennstedt Millgrove, Warburton and Warburton East have been identified in the Top 14 most affordable suburbs to buy a house, with Millgrove identified…

  • Strategy for good health

    Strategy for good health

    By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Council’s draft 2017 health and well-being strategy is set for community consultation, with the final version to be tabled in…

  • House work is done

    House work is done

    By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Council has moved to further strengthen its working relationship with local neighbourhood houses. At its Tuesday 13 June meeting, council…

  • Seville teen missing

    Seville teen missing

    By Peter Douglas The public is being urged to keep an eye out for Seville teenager Jemma O’Regan, who Victoria Police has listed as missing.…

  • The shows will go on

    The shows will go on

    By Peter Douglas Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre Company performances are primed to dazzle local audiences for many years to come. The much-loved theatre company has secured…

  • Protesters jump the gun

    Protesters jump the gun

    By Peter Douglas A group of protesters was left red-faced after discovering a Yarra Ranges Council decision had actually gone in their favour. At council’s…

  • Spur slip causes chaos

    Spur slip causes chaos

    A small landslip on the Black Spur over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend left thousands of holiday-goers stuck in traffic. It is believed the landslip…

  • Shining lights at Healesville

    Shining lights at Healesville

    By Derek Schlennstedt Netball players at Healesville Football and Netball Club at Don Road sporting complex are approaching defence and attack in a new light.…

  • Long farewell a triple treat

    Long farewell a triple treat

    By Wendy Williamson St Brigid’s Primary School in Healesville held a very special farewell for three long-serving staff members on Friday 26 May. The three…

  • Funding welcome for HaiR program

    Funding welcome for HaiR program

    By Derek Schlennstedt The lead family violence service in Melbourne’s eastern region – Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS), has welcomed new funding for an innovative…

  • Wellspring of hope

    Wellspring of hope

    By Kath Gannaway Good food, a smile, connection, gratitude, dance … are just a small sample of what Warburton residents have chalked up in response…

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