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Council meeting registration reminder ahead of first 2024 meeting

With the first Yarra Ranges Council meeting of 2024 under a week away, it is a timely reminder on the process for attending a...

Free over the phone mental health support available in Yarra Ranges

Looking to address the ‘missing middle’ in mental health support, Lilydale’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Local started providing telehealth care in December. Lead for...

Creative coding program comes to Montrose

Looking to fill a gap in education, a free coding program is heading to Montrose in early February giving young people the opportunity to...

Honouring our best citizens

The Yarra Ranges is preparing to celebrate some of its highly credited citizens for their contributions to the community and environment with the Australia...

Local MPs set their sights for 2024

2024 promises to be a year filled with political debate, with hot topics spanning from humanitarian crises overseas to the cost of living hitting...

Back to school cost fears

As parents across the Yarra Ranges make the final dash to buy school supplies before term starts, the dread of being unable to afford...

Calls for rainbow voices

The Rainbow Local Government campaign is gathering signatures for petitions soon to be tabled calling on councils across the state to instill new community-driven...

Rodeo’s special messages

The Yarra Valley Pro Rodeo was back once again on Saturday 20 January at the Yarra Glen Racecourse. Event organiser Jody Wilson said it was...

Person hit by train between Ringwood and Mooroolbark, delays expected

Trains have been suspended between Ringwood and Mooroolbark after a person was hit earlier today. Metro Trains confirmed the incident around 1.30pm on Monday...

Damages awarded for discrimination against former Dogs Victoria committee member

A long serviceman of dog training, obedience and competitions has been reimbursed for damages after being unable to take a senior committee position because...

More Victorian women to be honoured in public art

More inspiring women will be honoured in public art across the state thanks to a significant new investment from the State Government, with Victorians...

New standard for welding fume safety

Workers who are exposed to welding fumes can suffer a number of short and long-term health effects ranging from eye and respiratory irritation to...

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School families get help with cost of living pressures

The state budget will deliver a once-off bonus for school kids across the state later this year, to support families with school costs. The government...