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The privacy paradox: a disconnect between CCTV need and expectations
Australians typically have a complicated relationship with surveillance technologies and privacy as evidenced by researchers from across the country.
One of those researchers, Griffith...
Man dies after falling into quarry silo
A man has died in Montrose after reportedly falling into a silo at a worksite on Saturday afternoon.
It is understood the 54-year-old man had...
Reminder of autumn fire risk and being prepared
The early autumn bushfire which burned 40 hectares after rapidly doubling in size in Montrose is a stark reminder of the continued risk of...
Gather ye Clans!
On the lands of the Wurundjeri, Clan MacLennan hosted the Melbourne Highland Games and Celtic Festival for 2025, with a day filled with heavy...
Taking on the towers: Ruby’s biggest stair climb challenge yet
For Croydon mum Ruby Rhodes, her two interactions with the Royal Children’s Hospital for daughter Tilly were nothing but positive, receiving incredible care and...
Make movement a priority this Active April
It’s that time of year again where the weather starts cooling down, days get shorter and the feeling of hibernation can settle in.
That’s...
Creative writing workshops for people with autism
Healesville-based authors are calling people with autism to participate in a series of writing workshops they are hosting.
Auti-magination successfully taught creative writing skills...
Proposed US legislation could ban the sale of kangaroo parts in the States
Donald Trump’s tariffs might be the most talked-about topic in Australian exports at the moment, but another potential policy in the US could have...
Join for this pilates-tic cause
A pilates instructor and her client are pulling together to host a special pilates session for a good cause.
Yarra Valley-based pilates instructor Vicky Kamakaris...
‘Raining embers’: the frightening wake up call of the Montrose bushfire
It’s 10pm at night. The final checks of a fire burning at the end of your street show no signs of smoke or flames....
Environmental impact of bushfire yet to be confirmed but rescuers ready to assist
In the wake of the Montrose bushfire wildlife rescuers and environmentalists are awaiting the all clear to assess the damage and assist animals in...
Four boys questioned by detectives following Montrose fire
Four Yarra Ranges boys have been questioned by detectives as part of investigations into the bushfire in Montrose, with no charges laid.
Emergency services...
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The privacy paradox: a disconnect between CCTV need and expectations
Australians typically have a complicated relationship with surveillance technologies and privacy as evidenced by researchers from across the country.
One of those researchers, Griffith...
