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Lockdown extended another week
Metropolitan Melbourne will remain in lockdown for another week after more mystery Covid-19 cases were recorded in the region. The extension of the lockdown means…
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GAT rescheduled
This year’s General Achievement Test (GAT) for Year 12 students will be rescheduled to a later date due to the state’s ongoing lockdowns. With ongoing…
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Mooroolbark planning application divides council
Councillors were divided over the submission of a planning application to build three townhouses in Mooroolbark. The council meeting held on Tuesday 27 July saw…
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Happy as Harry
He may have just been a “normal kid from Lilydale” before the Olympics but now Harry Garside, 24, has made a name for himself as…
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Wildlife worries
The impacts of the storm that happened in June are far from being over and the devastation will be felt for years to come, particularly…
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A visit from the commissioner
Since the major storm event in June, which saw Lilydale SES respond to more jobs in one week than they had done in all of…
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Garside gets bronze
Harry Garside has just taken home a bronze medal in his brave effort against boxings world number one Andy Cruz. In what was an ametuer…
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Felix’s last goodbye to Mooroolbark
For over 50 years Felix Tabone has been keeping the trains running at Lilydale, Croydon and Mooroolbark stations but has just recently hung up his…
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Bowling together
For children and adults with autism, social anxiety can be high and physical activity can be low, that’s why Chirnside Park Bowls Club and Different…
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Outer east vaccination rates revealed
Covid-19 vaccination rates across Melbourne’s outer east are lagging behind other Victorian regions according to new data released by the Federal Department of Health. The…
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Tatts winners “chuck a sickie”
A Lilydale couple have chucked a sickie to visit their dream property after winning millions in tattslotto. After receiving the news they’d won a whopping…
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GP asks locals to get their jab
As Australia’s vaccination rate slowly increases, we edge closer to a ‘normal’ life without facemasks and lockdowns. Approximately 13 per cent of all Australians are…
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