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  • Ann calls time on career

    Ann calls time on career

    A beloved maternal child health nurse has been farewelled by colleagues after decades of service to the Yarra Ranges community. Ann Ferguson, 67, retired on…

  • Jason West wanted on warrant

    Jason West wanted on warrant

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Jason West. The 39-year-old is wanted on warrant in relation to driving matters. West is described…

  • Laying a wreath for Malaya and Borneo

    Laying a wreath for Malaya and Borneo

    At 11am on Friday 1 September, members of the Mount Evelyn RSL paid tribute to the veterans who fought in both the Malayan emergency and…

  • A snippet of the Whelan family history

    A snippet of the Whelan family history

    When it comes to well known family names in Lilydale, the Whelan’s spring to mind, having been living in the suburb since the late 1800s.…

  • Break down of Warburton Tree costs

    Break down of Warburton Tree costs

    A recent Council meeting on Tuesday 22 August saw a resident raise concerns over the costs to Yarra Ranges ratepayers for the entire process involved…

  • Killara upgrade questioned

    Killara upgrade questioned

    The proposed Killara Road and Maroondah Highway upgrade remains a question mark for local Coldstream residents as the future of the intersection is still unclear.…

  • Once in a Blue Moon

    Once in a Blue Moon

    The saying “once in a blue moon” couldn’t be more relevant than in the past week, marking the end of a season at the end…

  • Referendum date for the Indigenous Voice to parliament is fixed on ’14 October’

    Referendum date for the Indigenous Voice to parliament is fixed on ’14 October’

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed ‘14 October’ as a date for the referendum of Indigenous Voice to parliament. The Voice supporting politicians including Victorian Labor…

  • Croydon aggravated burglary investigation needs community help

    Croydon aggravated burglary investigation needs community help

    Police are appealing for public assistance following an aggravated burglary and assault in Croydon earlier this month. It’s believed at least two men attended a…

  • Making the case for FOGO

    Making the case for FOGO

    As food organics and garden organics (FOGO) bins roll out across the Yarra Ranges, discussion around its uses and benefits have been airing in many…

  • Students prepare for a most Spectacular show

    Students prepare for a most Spectacular show

    Students from around the state are preparing and counting down to one of the biggest performances of their lives as they take on the State…

  • What’s behind the FOGO cost?

    What’s behind the FOGO cost?

    Controversy is in the air around the Yarra Ranges Council’s introduction of FOGO bins to the community, however, they aren’t as bad as believed. Whilst…

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