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  • Epic trek heading for Valley

    Epic trek heading for Valley

    By PETER DOUGLAS HEALESVILLE residents are being encouraged to dig deep and help out wounded, returned Australian soldiers. Charity organisation Walking Wounded will be holding…

  • Relay gold in the cold

    Relay gold in the cold

    By JAMIE STRUDLEY ATHLETICS Victoria and Little Athletics Victoria combined at Sandown Park on Saturday to host the Victorian Road Relay Championships. Yarra Ranges Athletics…

  • Lenscape

    Lenscape

    ‘MAIL’ reader Robyn Kuys of Emerald snapped this gorgeous landscape photo over the weekend in Gembrook. “I thought the cloud formation over the mountains and…

  • Dispelling ignorance, delivering insight

    Dispelling ignorance, delivering insight

    By KATH GANNAWAY “UNDERSTANDING has to be better than ignorance.” Actor Noni Hazelhurst delivered a powerful plea for understanding to sell-out audiences earlier this month…

  • Taylor, Dwyer represent with distinction

    Taylor, Dwyer represent with distinction

    By JUDY ORREN WHILE it was a bye for Division 1 last week, this round saw three of the league’s players selected to participate in…

  • Caution on wet roads call

    Briefly EMERALD Police Senior Sergeant Greg Addis is asking drivers to be wary on wet roads, following a serious crash at a T-intersection over the…

  • Teen road deaths up

    Teen road deaths up

    By ANEEKA SIMONIS THE 30 JUNE tragic triple-fatality in Avonsleigh has blown out teen road death statistics across Cardinia Shire. Cardinia recorded the highest number…

  • Getting festive in July

    Getting festive in July

    By KATH GANNAWAY CHRISTMAS in December for visitors to the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges is likely to be seafood and salad, great wines, and…

  • Chook limit in play

    CHICKEN and bird owners will need to apply for a permit to keep more than five poultry or large birds on a single acre. Cardinia…

  • Remember the walking wounded

    WITH the fanfare of the Anzac Centenary now done and dusted, it can be easily forgotten that our recently returned soldiers continue to fight many…

  • Power project ‘on track’

    By PETER DOUGLAS A $40 MILLION project to upgrade powerlines in the Dandenong Ranges is on track to be completed in April next year. After…

  • Grant for youth work

    EMERALD-based organisation, Echo Youth and Family Services, has been awarded a $9900 Westpac Foundation Community Grant in support of their remarkable work in helping young…

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