Tag: News
Dual occupancy
By Kath GannawayCOLDSTREAM residents opposed to dual occupancy development say they have been thrown a life-line with Yarra Ranges Council last week voting for...
Fun, fitness and fresh air
ADANAC camp in Yarra Junction is giving Yarra Valley kids the opportunity to swap computers for camp these summer holidays.
Turbo Community Kids Camp aims...
Book sparks fire memories
Kirk Wilson, pictured with dad Darren and mum Kate, is happy with his role as main character in “Black Saturday was my dad’s birthday”.By...
Songs for murdered musician
By Kath GannawayTHE release of The Beautiful Bohemians EP this coming Sunday is just one way the music and memory of Yarra Ranges musician...
Hall gets thumbs up
By Kath GannawayTHE redevelopment of Healesville Memorial Hall will move to the next stage following overwhelming support for the concept design presented by architect...
Perfect start for Year 7 student
By Monique EbringtonMADDISON Wilson received a $400 scholarship last Monday (7 December) to kick-start her Year 7 Healesville High School tuition.
Healesville Primary School’s Tricia...
Cash is food for thought
By Monique EbringtonMILLWARRA Primary School has been presented with a grant to help encourage healthy eating through edible education.
The Millgrove campus was presented with...
Service is second to none
By Kath GannawayHEALESVILLE GP, Dr Elroy Schroeder, has received the Eastern Ranges GP Association ‘Dr John Lockwood Award’ for 2009.
The award, which recognises outstanding...
Mayor walks
By Kath GannawayMURRINDINDI mayor Lyn Gunter will stand down tomorrow (9 December), walking away from almost 16 years as a councillor.
Cr Gunter is...
Aboriginal culture
By Kath GannawayINDIGENOUS performer Kutcha Edwards will perform in Healesville, and Marysville will enjoy a series of live shows next year, thanks to funding...
Inspiring action
By Kath GannawayCOLDSTREAM Brewery was an inspired location for a series of workshops aimed at bringing men together post bushfires.
An average of 15 men...
Historic day
MARYSVILLE’S new retail precinct opened on Saturday.
The impressive timber doors to the former Marysville Motor Museum were open again following a $2.3 million injection...
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Alarm bells raised by Meta’s decision to stop fact-checking
Meta’s decision last week to dismantle its fact checking processes will largely go unnoticed.
But it should be raising serious alarm bells, particularly as it...
