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  • Education a major driver

    EDUCATION drives our economy. Over the past 20 years, 40 per cent of productivity growth came from the quality and skills of our workforce. But…

  • Age friendly feedback sought

    CARDINIA Shire Council is seeking community feedback on the draft 2015-’19 Age Friendly Strategy. This draft strategy is part of Cardinia Shire’s commitment to providing…

  • Damned in either case

    NO-ONE ever said taking the unpopular road was easy. Just ask Knox City Council mayor, Cr Peter Lockwood. Over the past few weeks, Cr Lockwood…

  • Parade lights up hills

    Parade lights up hills

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS THE Belgrave Lantern Parade returned for a ninth consecutive year to celebrate the winter solstice on 20 June. Marina Dennis, of the…

  • Smallgoods maker a winner

    Smallgoods maker a winner

    MONTROSE Meats is not only known for its high quality fresh meats, but its ability to impress the nation’s top judges. This year was no…

  • Serving all community members

    Serving all community members

    BELGRAVE South Community House is certainly a busy place. Like many community houses regionally, it has children services, adult learning and halls for hire. But…

  • Budget submissions spruiked

    By PETER DOUGLAS SEVERAL community groups and individuals fronted Yarra Ranges Council last week to put forward their case for inclusion in this year’s budget.…

  • $30m budget splash

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS CARDINIA Shire Council adopted its 2015-’16 budget at its meeting on Monday 15 June. The budget outlines a $30 million investment in…

  • Award raised in Hall murder case

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS POLICE have increased the award for information on a 13-year-old cold case. Croydon resident Kade Hall’s body was found 10 metres from…

  • Snippets

    Country Music Show THE Upwey Country Music Club is presenting a Walk Up – Open Mic concert on Sunday 5 July, from 1-5 pm, at…

  • Scott of the big cold

    By DENNIS FULLER WITH the thermometer hiding away at home in front of the fire, the members at Emerald Golf Club faced a start for…

  • Sewerage in pipeline

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS POSSIBLE solutions for waste water management in Monbulk will be presented to the community in the coming months. Following community feedback received…

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