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Resident describes weekly waste collection as ‘deeply flawed’.

Six months after a major overhaul in October 2023, the waste collection frequency for general rubbish was in the spotlight at the most recent...

Flood mitigation brought to the fore at council meeting

Questions of drainage improvements and flood mitigation were brought once more to the fore as residents and petitioners sought answers from Yarra Ranges Council....

Tom’s month of 10s topped off with a truck surprise

A truck enthusiast 10-year-old was given his dream gift to celebrate the milestone birthday as truck drivers from around the Lilydale area banded together...

Holistic gardening creating greater connections in Mooroolbark

Growing exponentially in just six months, the Mooroolbark Community Garden (MCG) has just taken another step in its plan, partnering with employment support not-for-profit...

Remembering longest serving Lilydale RSL president, Eric Dosser

The Kilsyth and Lilydale communities are mourning the loss of a loved community member and longest serving RSL president after Eric Dosser was found...

School zones return for Term Two

Drivers on the road in the mornings and afternoons are urged to take care as school zone speed limits are in place again this...

Over 24,000 driving infringements issued in a single year

New Victoria Police analysis shows thousands of motorists throughout the state are failing to heed the very basics of driving. More than 24,000 infringements were...

Permit debate sparked just weeks before popular event

Adventure Dog 2024 was suddenly relocated from Wandin Park Estate in Gruyere to Yarra Glen Recreation Reserve and Showground with about two weeks left...

Have your say on the future of Kilsyth

Kilsyth Community Action Group (KCAG) is excited to announce Your Kilsyth, Your Say!, a community gathering inviting all residents and workers of Kilsyth to...

Outer East tied for lowest percentage of available rental properties in the country

New data has identified the outer-eastern areas of Melbourne as a desert for rental availability, with local government areas (LGAs) such as the Yarra...

Steve’s legacy will be remembered

The founder of Stones of the Yarra Valley, Steve Frazer, died on Monday 25 March, at the age of 68. His family, employees and...

Notable rise in pet registration

Fees for pet ownership have been raised significantly since the last financial year and Yarra Ranges residents recently questioned the council over the changes. Pet...

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Lyrebird College wants to raise awareness and acceptance of autism

Lyrebird College had a special day to raise awareness and acceptance of autism on Friday 19 April as April is the national autism acceptance...