News
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Man reported missing in Lilydale
A man last thought to be heading to Frankston on public transport from Lilydale is missing. Police have reported the man (whose name is Aaron)…
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Ambulance Victoria pipes and drums goes international
Last year, Ambulance Victoria’s (AV) pipes and drums made soundwaves in Scotland as the ensemble competed at the World Pipe Band Championship. The global event…
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Training GPs on the rise in welcome sign for improved access to medical care
The number of training General Practitioners (GPs) in Victoria is on the rise in a positive sign for improving access to medical care. Data from…
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Twenty thousand more carpenters, electricians and plumbers
The Victorian Government is delivering the skilled workers Victoria needs to meet its housing targets, with more than 20,000 carpenters, electricians and plumbers getting their…
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Police investigating suspicious grassfire on Clegg Road, Mt Evelyn
Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a grass fire in Mount Evelyn on 22 January. It is believed a small area grassland was…
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Have your say on the Yarra and Dandenong Ranges edition of Monopoly
Residents of the Yarra and Dandenong Ranges are invited to have their say on what will feature on a custom edition of the family-favourite board…
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Coalition’s new policy to support small businesses
Small businesses would be able to claim tax deductions on food and entertainment expenses for up to $20,000 under a coalition policy. Tax breaks for…
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Yarra Valley is on board for special Monopoly edition
Starting 2025 with a playful roll of the dice, a Victorian hotspot is getting the chance to ‘Pass Go’ this year with the announcement of…
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Citizens will be celebrated
With Australia’s national day fast approaching, Yarra Ranges Council is preparing to name and award excelling community members for their achievements and contributions, while also…
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Be campfire safe this upcoming long weekend
Fire authorities and public land managers are reminding campers to make sure they check the conditions and brush up on campfire safety ahead of the…
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‘Sneaky’ parking fines lead to frustration of Lilydale traders, residents
Timed parking restrictions in Lilydale have led to the “concern and anger” of traders, community members and the town’s action group after hefty fines were…
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Records for gift of life
Eastern suburbs residents have a lot to be proud of after smashing a local record twice in two days following Australian Red Cross Lifeblood’s recent…