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  • Broadband cost savings

    Broadband cost savings

    SHADOW Minister for Communications and Broadband Malcolm Turnbull rolled into the Yarra Valley last Thursday to provide a Liberal alternative view on the roll-out of…

  • Put a name to the Facebook

    Put a name to the Facebook

    HEALESVILLE’s Heather Pitt is looking for missing Healesville High School photos such as this 1980 year nine group for the 50th celebrations (see letter this…

  • Backing for zones

    THE Municipal Association of Victoria says the government’s release of proposed new residential planning zones will offer more certainty about how and where development should…

  • D-I-V-O-R-C-E

    DIVORCE is the only solution for Eastern Health and Healesville Hospital according to a surgeon who has been working at the hospital for more than…

  • Left stranded

    TWO American tourists were stranded last week at Yering Station after being told they’d be able to flag down a bus to get back to…

  • Gastro spike prompts pool warning

    AN INCREASE in a gastroenteritis linked to the recent spike of hot weather has prompted a warning for people using swimming pools. Cases of gastroenteritis…

  • ‘Great’ fire response

    YARRA Glen Fire Brigade has praised a maintenance manager at Chateau Yering who extinguished a fire in its accommodation area. CFA crews from Yarra Glen…

  • Snake warning as hot weather endures

    Snake warning as hot weather endures

    AFTER a spate of hot weather, Coldstream’s animal welfare organisation is urging all pet owners to take great caution to prevent deadly encounters with snakes…

  • Art show delights

    Art show delights

    STEELS Creek Stitchers have been busy making flowers to decorate Yarra Glen’s main street for the art show. There are no particular plant varieties, but…

  • Kind, caring picnic buddies

    Kind, caring picnic buddies

    COLDSTREAM Primary School invited families along to be part of a whole school picnic. The children celebrated being a better buddy where they respect others,…

  • Going down in history

    Going down in history

    THREE Upper Yarra historians were honoured with life memberships at the reopening of the Upper Yarra Museum. The museum was closed for six months during…

  • It’s not over yet

    It’s not over yet

    GRASS fires in Dixons Creek over February have prompted local brigades to issue a reminder to Yarra Valley residents that the fire season is not…

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