It’s never too late to finish Year 12
Returning to school may seem daunting, especially as an adult but with the expansion of mature age VCE programs and options, getting a completion...
Yarra Ranges Council convene to endorse 2023-24 Annual Report
Despite the current caretaker period as votes for Council elections continue to be counted, Yarra Ranges councillors convened on Tuesday 22 October to endorse...
Pigeons fly for prostate cancer
Described “as my Men's Shed”, the Croydon Homing Pigeon Club is more than just a place for people to race birds but is an...
National expansion of the Indigenous Rangers Program announced in Healesville
A Healesville-based First Nations corporation welcomed two federal politicians who brought a great announcement for the First Nations communities on Thursday 31 October.
Federal...
From alps to ocean, pilots to embark on lengthy flight challenge
Two women, one plane and over 1500 kilometres of distance to travel between dawn and dusk is a challenge that awaits two female pilots...
Halloween descends on Miniature Railway
Superheroes, pumpkins, tradies and witches descended on the Mooroolbark and District Miniature Railway (MDMR) as they celebrated Halloween for 2024.
Laughter, surprise and amazement...
Yarra Ranges Christmas Window competition returning soon
Businesses across the Yarra Ranges are being urged to get into the Christmas spirit by decorating their storefronts, as part of Council’s annual Christmas...
Quilts for Orphans ‘Fabric Hugs’ on show and coming to Yarra Ranges groups in...
Quilts for Orphans (QFO) are bringing their ‘fabric hugs’ back to the Mont De Lancey Historic Homestead for the start of November.
Opening on Sunday...
Exchange safe zone comes to Mooroolbark
Special zones where buyers and sellers can exchange items purchased online have been established outside 35 24-hour police stations across Victoria, with Mooroolbark selected...
Nation’s sick state of readiness for pandemics unmasked
Australia is less prepared for a pandemic than it was in 2020.
Covid-19 exhausted the nation's healthcare systems, public service and economy and the federal...
Have a coffee on a cop this November
Looking to engage with the community and hear from locals on what’s happening around their homes and businesses, Coffee with a Cop is making...
Lilydale man killed in Seville collision
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal collision in Seville yesterday evening.
It is understood a vehicle travelling west has...
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Victorian Government ramps up illicit tobacco regulation measures
Just a week after the Star Mail delved into the issue of the illicit tobacco trade, the Victorian Government has announced its measures to...
