News
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War against vapes not over yet despite falling rates
Shifting social norms are slowing the number of young people being hooked on vapes, but Australia isn’t out of the woods yet, an expert has…
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Another storm leaf finds home
One more striking piece of artwork from a new series of sculptures for the ngurrak barring has recently landed in the Montrose town square. Titled…
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Hunt continues for synagogue firebombing ‘masterminds’ after Croydon car theft linked
An accused car thief’s arrest has been hailed as a breakthrough, amid mounting pressure on police to pinpoint the evasive “masterminds” of a synagogue firebombing.…
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Social cost of gambling estimated to have reached $14.1 billion in Victoria in 2022-23
A study released last month by the Victorian Government has revealed the shocking impact gambling has on the state’s population just a year. The ‘Social…
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Dumped asbestos hinders Mooroolbark Fire Brigade
Mooroolbark CFA received an unwelcome surprise as brigade members sought to turn out for an incident on the evening of Tuesday 15 July. Someone had…
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Life changing program continues vital work
Residents in Knox and surrounding areas have recently completed a life-changing trauma recovery program in Boronia. Bringing immense vulnerability and strength, the recovery program combines…
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Teens flee after Chirnside Park altercation
A group of teens allegedly fled after an altercation with a fellow shopper at Chirnside Park Shopping Centre on Wednesday. Victoria Police confirmed officers responded…
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Exciting events coming up for Yarra Ranges youth
The Yarra Ranges Youth Development team are hosting their second Council Career Open Night on Thursday 24 July 4.30 to 7.30pm at the Lilydale Civic…
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College powers up with energy-savvy technology
Working towards greater sustainable outcomes and reducing its CO2 output, Mount Lilydale Mercy College has taken the leap to upgrade its solar power system. Founded…
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Sport
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Archery triumph: Yering District Archers host state championships
On the weekend of 5 and 6 July, Archery Australia held the the annual State National Indoor Archery Championships across multiple locations around the country.…
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Archery triumph: Yering District Archers host state championships
On the weekend of 5 and 6 July, Archery Australia held the the annual State National Indoor Archery Championships across multiple locations around the country.…
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Barkers defeat Berwick in home ground display
A cloudy Saturday at the Kennel saw Barkers (sixth) host Berwick (seventh). Barkers were keen to build on last week’s 3-2 win over Knox and…
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Mustangs unable to fight off the Shark attack
With the Senior Women having a bye it was up to the Vets Women to fly the flag for the ladies, which they did in…
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Club spirit shines on Ladies Day and Mitch Edmonds’ 150th game milestone
Saturday was one to remember at the club, with a packed schedule of celebration and footy as we marked Ladies Day, honoured Mitch Edmonds’ 150th…
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Barkerettes drop points to Berwick
A chilly Friday night at the Kennel saw in-form Barkerettes (sixth) host Berwick (eighth). The hosts were going for a third win in a row,…
Entertainment
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Exceptional talent of art quilters on show at the Museum
The Art Quilt Australia and Expressions: The Wool Quilt Prize exhibition has once again arrived at the Yarra Ranges Regional Museum in Lilydale. The exhibition…
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Paddle pups protecting platypus
When you think sniffer dogs, your mind might go straight to airports – searching for narcotics or to disaster zones – searching for survivors under…
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Light dazzles as community celebrate Winter Solstice
Belgrave was crowded with thousands of people with different lanterns on hand. Taking place on the Winter Solstice, Saturday 21 June, the Belgrave Lantern Parade…
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Winter in the Valley: frost, fog, icicles and sunrises
With the Yarra Ranges experiencing some incredibly cold mornings already this winter, Jack Frost has certainly been out in force, casting icicles over everything. But…
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Art gives Milie the will to keep going after MND diagnosis
Breaking free of the confines set around her, Milie Woods always knew art was a calling she couldn’t resist, little did she know one day…
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Strawberry Moon shows off its beauty
The June full moon, known as the Strawberry Moon, was captured in Emerald by a local photographer, Tracy Dasler, at 7.02pm on Wednesday 11 June.
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Stufflers bring teddy bear magic to Lilydale Marketplace these school holidays
Special $10 bear-making experience runs July 14-18 Parents searching for the perfect school holiday activity need look no further than Lilydale Marketplace, where the beloved…
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Tudor Village proud to announce sponsorship of Lilydale Bowling Club
Tudor Village in Lilydale is very proud to once again be a premium sponsor of the Lilydale Bowling Club. In announcing the partnership, Tudor Village’s…
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QHealth Lilydale Doctors: Your local healthcare partner
QHealth – Lilydale Doctors is committed to delivering high-quality, affordable healthcare with a strong focus on community wellbeing. Conveniently located on the main streets of…
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A legacy of excellence and innovation
Nestled in the heart of Lilydale, AG Automotive has been a cornerstone of the community for over three decades. Established in the 1980s, this family-run…
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A busy retirement keeps Jan young-at-heart
Jan Peacock has lived at Tudor Village for four years and couldn’t be happier. She is busy, socially connected and loving life. But if you…
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Grounded in values, growing in purpose
In today’s rapidly changing world, parents increasingly seek more than just academic excellence from a school. They are looking for a place that nurtures their…
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Yering Primary just one of hundreds to join Water Watchers program
Primary school students across the Melbourne’s north and east are learning about the importance of saving water, with Yarra Valley Water’s fast-growing Water Watchers education…
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Service gap a revolving door for women fleeing violence
Women and children escaping family violence are being “ping-ponged” between services, as support sectors try to manage inadequate resources and critical underfunding. In Victoria, family…
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Family ties on the landline
The young digital natives of the world are growing up, but some of them are learning the art of listening, conversation and connection using an…
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Pedestrian tragedy sparks elderly driver test review
Rule changes for elderly drivers are being considered after a car ploughed into pedestrians on a quiet suburban street, killing a woman and leaving a…
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Conflicting views in regards to local animal welfare organisation
Animal Aid denied all allegations reported by the Herald Sun while whistleblowers shared their own experiences, adding claims related to the allegations. The Herald Sun…
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Secure your plates: Number plate thefts surge
With number plate theft at record highs, Yarra Ranges residents are urged to fit anti-theft screws to their vehicles. Across the state, number plate thefts…