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  • Focus on homeless youth

    Focus on homeless youth

    By KATH GANNAWAY CHANGES to planning laws in Yarra Ranges could go a long way in helping get homeless young people off the street, off…

  • Helping out in Cambodia

    Helping out in Cambodia

    By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Valley women banded together to raise thousands for disadvantaged families in Cambodia last month, as part of a 10-day retreat. The…

  • Bollards take a walk

    Bollards take a walk

    By JESSE GRAHAM THE WARBURTON community remains mystified as to why four steel bollards were stolen earlier this year, and people with information are being…

  • Jumping school goes places

    Jumping school goes places

    ATHLETES from Launching Place Primary School will head off to Queensland on Friday to represent the school in the National Schoolaerobics Championships. The school has…

  • Eagles lap up spotlight

    Eagles lap up spotlight

    By PETER DOUGLAS YARRA Junction Football Netball Club took centre stage over the weekend as Worksafe Victoria launched its latest advertising campaign at the club’s…

  • HICCI appoints new chief

    HICCI appoints new chief

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS ALISON Gommers, a Healesville local for the last 13 years, is the new leader of Healesville Interchurch Community Care Incorporated (HICCI). Ms…

  • The fight to farm

    By KATH GANNAWAY CHANGES to planning rules that would pave the way for intensive farming in Green Wedge zones may come too late for a…

  • Boys and girls out to play

    Boys and girls out to play

    By KATH GANNAWAY WAS there ever a better time for aspiring young cricketers to step up for Australia? MILO Cricket is a great introduction to…

  • Wine heart beats for Encounter

    Wine heart beats for Encounter

    By KATH GANNAWAY SOME of the Yarra Valley’s finest boutique wines will be on offer at the Gruyere Cheese and Wine Encounter in Gruyere on…

  • Slippery finish to meet

    Slippery finish to meet

    By JAMES LAVIN DESPITE the arctic-like cold and muddy conditions, Yarra Ranges athletes turned out in droves to face the fresh and challenging inaugural Coldstream…

  • Training buddies, skiing champs

    Training buddies, skiing champs

    LAKE Mountain is proving to be a rich vein for internationally rated cross country skiers with Olympic ambitions, and Don Valley’s Casey Wright is right…

  • Smith is Speaker

    Smith is Speaker

    By JESSE GRAHAM Update: 11.11AM. CASEY MP Tony Smith has been elected as the 30th Speaker of the House of Representatives in Canberra. Mr Smith,…

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