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  • Standstill for sacrifice

    Standstill for sacrifice

    By RUSSELL BENNETT AGE has certainly not wearied the four-year-olds at Emerald Preschool who were given a special lesson on the significance of Remembrance Day…

  • Thoughts for the fallen

    Christine Fyffe (Evelyn MP) Breakout quote “We must learn from our mistakes of the past and ensure that our modern-day veterans are cared for, despite…

  • Bistro offers options galore

    Bistro offers options galore

    THE Dorset Gardens Bistro is the perfect place to wind down, relax, and catch up with friends, family and colleagues. With subtle lighting and quality…

  • It’s about money, not safety

    Your report in the 5 November issue made me laugh out loud (Campaign Targets High-Risk Road). The new police crackdown on the Belgrave/Gembrook road has…

  • Warrior’s a worry

    At last the real reason. Last week’s letter from our regular complainer Alan Coutinho Hogan (Something to Look Forward To, Mail Opinion, 5 November) revealed…

  • Plain sailing for wet golfers

    By DENNIS FULLER WITH the promise of more rain than Emerald Golf Club has seen in 215 years, members still rolled up ready for the…

  • Rest up brings results

    Rest up brings results

    A MISERABLE wet cold Saturday resulted in this week’s round of little athletics being cancelled. This resulted in a small team of well rested athletes…

  • Wombats bite back

    Wombats bite back

    IN STARK contrast to the previous weekend’s brilliant conditions, the conclusion to Round Five action in the Yarra Valley was marred by persistent rain. A…

  • Sounds of Silence

    Sounds of Silence

    By RUSSELL BENNETT EMERALD’S central business district will come to a standstill for a moment’s silence at 11am on Monday in memory of those who…

  • Hotshots ready to seduce

    Hotshots ready to seduce

    By REBECCA BILLS THE stage at SAM Knott Hotel in Wesburn is set to sizzle when the Sydney Hotshots perform live later this month. The…

  • Looking forward

    Looking forward

    By REBECCA BILLS BELGRAVE resident Sarah Fountain and her family are currently first time carers for Seeing Eye Dogs Australia (SEDA) puppy Emma. Volunteering their…

  • Anti-violence in a flash

    Anti-violence in a flash

    By MELISSA MEEHAN ONLOOKERS were shocked as Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Ken Lay’s speech was cut short on Thursday as a flash mob broke out…

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