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Waste diversion the aim of new council collaboration project

At least 95 per cent of household waste from nine councils in Melbourne’s south east, including the Yarra Ranges, is set to be diverted...

Three decades and over 30,000 people screened

Over a period of three decades, Eastern Health's Maroondah Breast and Cancer Centre has screened 10,000 people for an early detection diagnosis per year....

Bowls tournament raises thousands for Children’s Hospital

For the second year, the bowls community has made a substantial difference in helping supply the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) with life saving equipment....

Police cut duos holiday short

A Croydon man in his 20s has been charged after being located in an allegedly stolen caravan in Pakenham on Wednesday. The 19-year-old woman with...

Learner biker has motorcycle impounded after high speed detection

A young Montrose motorbike rider, who was being monitored by police, was caught travelling 52km/hour over the speed limit. The 19-year-old male learner rider...

Chirnside Park business director disqualified by ASIC for five years

A Chirnside Park businessman has been disqualified from managing corporations after an ASIC investigation. Richard Andrew Sparreboom is unable to manage corporations for the...

Fewer confident first-aiders a worry for St John Ambulance

Learning first aid and CPR can be the difference between a life bettering or saving result and not, yet new St John Ambulance research...

Flood inquiry confirms SES underfunding, ‘inadequate resources’

Findings from an extensive inquiry into the flood event of 2022 has confirmed the need for sustainable funding of the state’s emergency response service....

Vets gather for Vietnam

Outer East Melbourne assembled for their esteemed veterans this weekend, honouring the Vietnam Veterans in a moving ceremony at the Arboretum War Memorial in...

The CriBB opens its doors

The moment youth charity Bridge Builders had been waiting for finally arrived just a few weeks ago with the opening of its newest venture...

Loving animals through volunteering

An Animal Aid volunteer is wishing to share the joy of volunteering with the local community. Linda Lloyd, a Gladysdale resident, has been volunteering for...

The future is now and I can barely keep up

The future of journalism remains a question mark for me as I ventured to a meet-up in Sydney last week to meet with other...

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Childs reaches top score, Solomons led for firsts

Kilsyth’s First XI had the challenging task of chasing down North Ringwood’s score of 7/294cc on Day 2 of Round 6 in the Trollope...