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  • Kinder funds flow

    Kinder funds flow

    By KATH GANNAWAY PRE-SCHOOL educators, parents and kinder kids will benefit from continued pre-school funding announced last week. After almost a year of intense lobbying,…

  • Cam has seen the world

    Cam has seen the world

    BY HELEN COLLIER CAM Mackay has lived in some interesting parts of the world and, wherever he has lived, he has volunteered in some capacity,…

  • Vaughan’s on the tongs

    Vaughan’s on the tongs

    BY HELEN COLLIER WHEN you look back across a varied and distinguished career such as Vaughan Hinton’s, the common thread that runs throughout it is…

  • Arts day full of colour

    Arts day full of colour

    BELGRAVE Heights Christian School encouraged its students to get creative last week, holding the ItzAAA festival. No normal classes were run on 4 May as…

  • Bowel scan reminder out

    Bowel scan reminder out

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS ROTARY clubs from Belgrave, Emerald and Monbulk districts are urging people to have their bowels tested in May. For the entire month…

  • Intensive boost

    Intensive boost

    By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS $20m funds for hospital upgrade including state-of-the-art ICU in State Budget… THE Angliss Hospital in Upper Ferntree Gully will receive a new…

  • Farm has quilts covered

    Farm has quilts covered

    By KATH GANNAWAY MORE than 40 quilts are set to take centre stage at the 10th Warratina Patchwork Exhibition over the next two weeks. The…

  • Combine powers home

    Combine powers home

    By KATH GANNAWAY THE new Upwey-Olinda combined under-16s stormed away with a 133-point lead over Seville on Sunday. On a good Seville ground that held…

  • Lenscape

    Lenscape

    DESPITE some regular downpours over the past few weeks, there have also been patches of relatively mild weather. As such, it’s still been possible for…

  • Consider the motives

    WITHIN these pages, over about a month, there has been statement and counter-claim about the closure of the CFA’s prime training facility, Fiskville. But there…

  • Crossings the priority

    IN RESPONSE to Casey MP Tony Smith’s letter to the editor (‘Mail’, 28 May): Sorry, Tony, but the people condemned were the people of metropolitan…

  • Race not so great

    THE 34th Great Train Race turned into disappointment. Long queues at the intersection of Monbulk-Emerald and Cockatoo-Emerald roads in Emerald had formed. Traffic attendants were…

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