News
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One month on from horrific storms
It has been a month since wild storms raged throughout the eastern suburbs, Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges, so Star Mail caught up with Lilydale…
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Touring the ‘Bark and businesses
Mooroolbark’s level crossing removal project is an historic moment for the revitalisation of the town and locals are being invited to gain secret access to…
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Steam rail at Lilydale
Lilydale will experience the joys of steam rail once more as two steam locomotives roll into Lilydale train station on Saturday 10 July. Steamrail Victoria…
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Crossings gone by end of October
Lilydale and Mooroolbark will see some major changes start to appear as the level crossing removal projects pick up the pace to see both crossings…
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RSL is on hand to help
Asking for help is never easy but the Lilydale RSL wants local veterans to reach out if they are in need of assistance. Following on…
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Homeless housing crisis
Finding a long term home is difficult in the best circumstances let alone when facing homelessness. And in the Yarra Ranges it is even more…
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Bulldozing Lilydale’s history
A part of Lilydale’s history was demolished last week as machinery moved in to bulldoze the former CFA building on Main Street. In May, CFA…
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Garden blossoms
Lilydale officially opened its first community garden on Thursday 1 July, with dozens of people basking in the glorious sunshine outside Bunnings to celebrate the…
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Builder appointed for Kimberley Pavilion
Kimberley Reserve is one step closer to a new pavilion and recreation centre after Yarra Ranges Councillors unanimously passed the appointment of a builder on…
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Appealing for help at Yarra View
Yarra View Nursery supports so many in the local community and now they are asking for a little bit of help themselves after last month’s…
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Calls to recycle fallen hardwood
With enough tree debris to “fill the MCG” currently lying on the ground across the Dandenong Ranges, a local tree cutting service is calling on…
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Silly socks for SES
Students, teachers and families from Rolling Hills Primary School walked, rode and scooted to school on Wednesday 23 June shinning bright in their silly socks…
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