News
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Doctor accused of toilet filming faces 775 more charges
Police will lay an additional 775 charges against a junior doctor from Croydon, accused of filming staff in toilets across three major hospitals. Ryan Cho,…
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The perfect fit: Rachel’s love of people led her to fulfilling employment
Rachel Ovari, 22, loves what she does for work, and she’s grateful every day for the opportunity to have found fulfilling employment. Living with a…
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‘Double catastrophe’: builder collapse pain compounded
Claims to a taxpayer-funded housing insurance scheme were plagued by poor communication and a lack of transparency, leaving some to experience a “double catastrophe”. In…
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Know your places of last resort in a bushfire emergency
When it comes to being prepared for bushfire season, knowing your places of last resort is vital. While getting out early is encouraged first and…
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Carols return to Lilydale
It’s nearly Christmas time again, and Lilydale Township Action Group are excited to announce that they will be holding Carols in the Park on Saturday…
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Kilsyth man charged after alleged police assault at Melbourne protest
A 56-year-old Kilsyth man was one of two people charged last week following a violent protest in Melbourne last month, where police were allegedly assaulted…
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Beyond the mat: Pilates pro fights Yarra Valley homelessness
After driving past a couple living in their car all throughout winter, pilates instructor Vicky Kamakaris decided she could use her platform for good. Having…
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Dandenong Ranges knitters warm hearts in Ukraine
Based in the Dandenong Ranges, the Australian Crafters’ Aid Network (ACAN) is a group of knitters who collect and distribute hand-crafted items to bring warmth…
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Closure for bus-crash students as truck driver jailed
Students who were seriously injured when a truck crashed into the back of their school bus can finally move on now the driver has been…
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Sport
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Women’s opening stand of 155, Umesh and Goodwin five-wicket hauls
Last Saturday, three of Kilsyth Cricket Club’s men’s senior teams commenced two-day matches, while the Third XI, the U14s and U16s were washed out, and…
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Kilsyth’s Dylan Smith snares 5/16 in T20 knock-out match
Last Tuesday, Kilsyth’s First XI played Norwood in the Wild Card Knock-Out Round of the RDCA T20 Tournament at Mullum Mullum Reserve. Norwood won the…
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Soggy Saturday stops play
After intense rains during the early morning of Saturday, only a select few got to grace the field to play some cricket in the afternoon.…
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Will Beard snares Remembrance Day medal, club record Women’s XI partnership at Kilsyth
Last weekend, Kilsyth Cricket Club’s top four men’s senior teams, as well as the U12-3’s and U16’s, completed two-day matches whilst the Women’s First XI,…
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Solomons slams 76 off 29 balls in T20 match
Last Tuesday, Kilsyth Cricket Club played Warranwood at Quambee Reserve Main Oval in Round Four of the RDCA T20 Tournament. It was the second match…
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Mixed results for Mt Evelyn
A mixed bag of results for the Mt Evelyn Cricket Club over the weekend with four of the six senior games going down to the…
Entertainment
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Evan helps bag world record
It’s a long way to the top… if you wanna smash a bagpiping world record. A crowd of 374 bagpipers in Melbourne’s Federation Square has…
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Nun-centred bundle of laughs, song and dance
The charming tale of Sister Amnesia and her journey to becoming a country music star will once again grace the stage in Lilydale, as Nunsense…
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Pastel delights for all
A celebration of vibrant colour, the Pastel Society of Victoria, Australia’s (PSVA) exhibition ‘Pastel Artistry’ opened to the public on Saturday 1 November at the…
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Woorilla poetry event approaches…
A beloved community literary event with international acclaim is fast approaching in Emerald. The Emerald Hub will host the annual Woorilla Poetry Prize once more…
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She Shapes History comes to the Yarra Ranges
A little online storytelling can go a long way, and locals may have noticed the stories and scenery of some amazing figures from Yarra Ranges’…
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Halloween fun in the Ranges
Halloween hotspots across the outer east braced themselves on Friday as trick or treaters gathered to hit the streets for 2025. Upper Ferntree Gully is…
In Business – Sponsored
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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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Doggo dress-ups are back
Get ready, dog lovers—your favourite furry fashion event is returning! Doggo dress-ups are back again this year with the much-loved Pups on Parade and Fashions…
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New look for old name at Knoxbrooke
If you have travelled along York Road, Mount Evelyn recently you may have noticed changes happening at Yarra View Nursery and Yarra View Garden Centre.…
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Spring into better hearing
Spring has officially bloomed here in Melbourne — and there’s no better time to give your hearing aids a little spring clean! Regular cleaning and…
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Reasons to live your retirement at Tudor Village
With the Spring property market showing greatly increased buyer interest, now is the perfect time to be planning your journey to retirement living. Tudor Village…
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Remembering Bill Gilbee
Formed in 1919, the Lilydale RSL Sub-branch is the oldest continuous club for ex-service people in this district. Over the years they have been proud…
More News
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Victoria joins encouraging trend of women in power
The selection of a female to lead the Victorian Liberal Party into 2026, an election, and hopefully beyond, has been welcomed as a positive step…
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Yarra Ranges Council join thousands in moving awareness to action
Yarra Ranges Council staff have joined the community and government representatives in the 2025 Walk Against Family Violence. The council is also participating in the…
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Joyous Christmas catch-up for Probus club
It was a joyous celebration as the Lilydale Probus Club came together for its end-of-year Christmas lunch on Thursday 27 November. The gathering of 60…
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A local perspective of optics, treatment of women in politics
From the first woman elected to the Victorian Parliament in 1933 to the first female Premier in 1990, this year marks a significant and historical…
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Final push to ‘keep the doors open’
A push to keep the doors open at neighbourhood houses across the state has reached its final days, seeing hundreds of postcards posted locally to…
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Unite and grow together this 16 Days of Activism
Access Health and Community (AccessHC) is proud to support this year’s 16 Days of Activism campaign from 25 November to 10 December. The 16 Days…