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Election hits final stretch as major sweeteners pledged

On the east coast and in the west, Labor and the coalition are hyping up true believers as they sharpen their focus on housing...

Phillip Courtis is the Trumpet of Patriots candidate for Casey

Phillip Courtis is running as the Trumpet of Patriots candidate for the electorate of Casey. As part of the Star Mail’s election coverage, Mr Courtis...

Duo awarded Inspiro’s tertiary scholarships to advance studies

For aspiring healthcare professionals undertaking lengthy degrees, placements and many hours of study all to pursue their passion of helping people, a little help...

Coaltion pledges to reinstate $100 million for road sealing

A Coalition Government has committed to reinstate $100 million of funding to seal roads throughout the Hills, a project that has fast become one...

Two charged with alleged roof repair scam

Victoria Police have charged two men after alleged fraudulent building works were carried out across the Yarra Ranges. The men, who are Irish nationals, approached...

Yarra Ranges Council reportedly on track, mid-year report shows

The Yarra Ranges Council delivered its mid-year report on Tuesday 8 April, claiming it’s largely on track for the goals it set out in...

Speaking out on insurance

Insurance prices in the electorate of Casey were a hot topic at a recent ‘Meet the Candidates’ event in Tecoma. With new analysis highlighting just...

Yarra Ranges Council to petition for removal from the Kangaroo Harvesting Program

Yarra Ranges Council will formally request to be exempt from the Kangaroo Harvesting Program (KHP) after a long-awaited decision was made during the Tuesday...

Bigger maybe not better?

After a lengthy discussion, the Yarra Ranges Council endorsed the establishment of a new Visitor Economy Partnership (VEP) at Tuesday’s, 8 April, council meeting....

High home insurance hitting households in Yarra Ranges and Maroondah

Insurance prices are a hot topic ahead of election time and new analysis has indicated home insurance prices in the Outer East might be...

Community invited to recognise unsung heroes in humanitarian awards

Members of the Victorian community have been encouraged to nominate candidates for humanitarian awards. The annual Fred and Humanity awards celebrate ordinary Australians who make...

Lilydale parking updates ‘not perfect but better’

After reviewing the parking restrictions for Lilydale at the request of the community and as part of a new precinct plan, Yarra Ranges Council...

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New tax hits farmers hardest

In 2014, Victorian Labor promised no new taxes. After 10 years in power, with net debt growing by $59.6 million per day, forecast to...