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  • Students gear up for trade futures

    Students gear up for trade futures

    By JESSE GRAHAM STUDENTS from around the Yarra Valley will have better skills to enter the automotive industry, after $200,000 in parts were donated to…

  • Pride of the league

    Pride of the league

    By PETER DOUGLAS THE annual Pride Cup is fast becoming the premier event in the Yarra Valley Mountain District Football Netball League calendar. In a…

  • Budget pleasure and pain

    Budget pleasure and pain

    By JESSE GRAHAM HELP for small businesses and a backdown from last year’s more intense measures are two notable standouts from last week’s Federal Budget,…

  • Lifeline for pool

    Lifeline for pool

    By JESSE GRAHAM Councillors ‘swim in right direction’ voting to keep indoor pool open for five years… HEALESVILLE’S Indoor Pool was thrown a $200,000 lifeline…

  • Killed over cash

    Killed over cash

    By KATH GANNAWAY A YARRA Junction man tried to blame friends and neighbours for the brutal death of his partner, the Melbourne Supreme Court heard…

  • Tattoo targets links probed

    Tattoo targets links probed

    By KATH GANNAWAY POLICE are investigating possible links between suspicious fires at two tattoo shops in the Yarra Valley last week. Seville CFA were called…

  • Organic vegies, herbs galore

    Organic vegies, herbs galore

    By KATH GANNAWAY ECOSS in Wesburn is growing better and better. The new ECOSS shop opened on Saturday, making certified organic vegetable and herb seedlings…

  • Quick step snap

    Quick step snap

    By KATH GANNAWAY TWO enduring Warburton talents have come together to put the town in the national lens. Retired film-maker and photographer Ivan Gaal’s photograph…

  • March by torchlight

    March by torchlight

    By KATH GANNAWAY WARBURTON fire-fighters are inviting the community to have some fun, and shine a light on the role volunteer fire-fighters have played in…

  • Eyes wide open for possums

    Eyes wide open for possums

    By KATH GANNAWAY ENVIRONMENT Minister Lisa Neville has said there will be no pre-determined outcomes from a new industry taskforce set up to look at…

  • Watch wheels in winter

    Watch wheels in winter

    By JESSE GRAHAM WINTER is coming, and if last week’s weather is any indication, it’s going to be a wet one. Police are urging drivers…

  • Big moves on campus

    Big moves on campus

    By JESSE GRAHAM LILYDALE’S former Swinburne campus could be the site of the Yarra Ranges’ new technical school, with the government moving to have the…

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