News
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FWO launches horticulture troublespot inspections after nation’s least-compliant regions revealed
The Fair Work Ombudsman will roll out a fresh campaign of horticulture sector inspections targeting labour hire providers, after a three-year campaign investigating more than…
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The ripple effect of kindness: Paul’s story
The remarkable story of one man’s journey to find support and, in turn, positively impact those around him was a point of celebration on Friday…
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Yarra Ranges Council launches student work experience pilot
Yarra Ranges Council, in partnership with the Outer Eastern Local Learning and Employment Network (OELLEN), wrapped up a pilot work experience program for secondary school…
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Another historic house burned in Lilydale
Just last night, on Sunday 29 June, a house rich in history was burned down in Lilydale. The house, built in the 1920s, was passed…
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A transformation of space and people
The unveiling of a redesigned outdoor space and communal hub at Anchor’s Youth Foyer in Lilydale will have a lifelong, positive impact on all involved.…
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Wandin Senior Citizens Club celebrate its 50th birthday
The Wandin Senior Citizens Club’s 50th birthday celebration was a “roaring success”. The birthday celebration took place at the Wandin District Senior Citizens Centre in…
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Oakridge’s pinot noir represents Yarra Valley wine at Parliament House
Oakridge Wines competed against other Victorian wineries for the prestigious Premier’s Trophy but fell short of the award. The Victorian Parliament House was crowded with…
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‘Class warfare’: blowtorch on softened home gas bans
Homeowners in Victoria will be exempted from replacing broken-down gas heaters and hot water systems with electric models under watered-down rules. Controversial state plans to…
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Last chance for Annual Grants
Community groups and artists across the Yarra Ranges have until 14 July to apply for funding for events and projects, through Yarra Ranges Council’s Annual…
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Sport
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A special day reflects what Coldstream FNC is all about
The day kicked off with a strong statement from Coldstream’s Women’s Team, who faced Ferntree Gully away. Despite missing several key players, coach Matt Coghlan…
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Barkers fail to strike
Frankston’s Centenary Park was mild and sunny on Saturday as Barkers (sixth) met Peninsula Strikers (fifth). Both sides needed a win to keep pace with…
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Women lead the charge for the Mustangs
It was a big weekend for the Mooroolbark ladies on the weekend, both on and off the field. The Vets women started proceedings on Friday…
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Reserves win tough, Firsts fall apart late for Lilydale
The Lilydale Eagles journeyed out to Balwyn North for a rematch against One FC, with all sides in the VCFA Premier League 2 now having…
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Ayres announces coaching tenure end
After four years at the helm, an AFL great-turned Eastern League Division One coach has called time on his tenure come the end of the…
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Barkers share spoils with North Caulfield
Subzero conditions at the Kennel on Saturday saw Barkers (sixth) host North Caulfield (ninth) as the second half of the season began. Barkers made one…
Entertainment
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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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History of local golf club to be published in book
A local golf club will showcase over 100 years of its history in November. Eastern Golf Club was formed in 1909 as Middleborough Golf Club,…
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Heart and hands: Fiona Carter’s love of the piano hits the small screen
Fiona Carter has been playing the piano since the age of five. As a well known and loved performer at the Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre Company,…
In Business – Sponsored
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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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Ranges TEC: Hands-on schooling
Ranges TEC is a trade training school especially designed for hands-on learners to study in Year 10, 11 and 12 with the goal of achieving…
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Bronze for Boer in WorldSkills Australia’s national floristry competition
Wandin Florist’s apprentice Elisabeth Boer was off to Brisbane earlier this month to show off her talents in the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships. Her…
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Crossing concerns continue in Montrose
The removal of one of the two crossing guards in Montrose is raising the ire of residents, with safety concerns at the new intersection leading…
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The marvellous Monty Maizels: a life of film and radio over 102 years
From delivering an iconic line in an Australian classic to working with some of Australia’s greatest radio talent, Monty Maizels has had a life and…
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Yarra Ranges Council advocates for satellite university campuses
A Yarra Ranges Council initiative to establish “satellite university campuses” using existing infrastructure was unanimously supported at the National General Assembly of Local Government (NGA)…
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Council needs feedback from community for Paths and Trails Plan
Yarra Ranges Council (YRC) is encouraging community members to give feedback for the Draft Paths and Trails Plan 2025-2035. The Draft Paths and Trails Plan…
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Shop 16’s mega food relief market makes a return
Every Wednesday, Mooroolbark’s The Terrace is brought to life as volunteers host a food relief market. The Shop 16 Food Relief initiative, supported by Outer…