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All grown up
Mount Evelyn History Group’s Paula Herlihy says the display at Mount Evelyn Exhibition Space gives all local residents a sense ofbelonging. 54638 By Russell BennettThe…
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Push on for regular scans
CANCER Council Victoria’s manager of cancer screening Kate Broun says women should rely on regular mammograms as the best tool for detecting breast cancer. Ms…
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Trolley pump set for action
The GAAM Fire Defender is a lightweight, portable and easy to use firefighting package. WITH summer fast approaching and the threat of bushfires not far…
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Your evacuation kit
AN emergency kit is a crucial tool in surviving a bushfire, flood, landslip or storm. Food, water, clothing and other daily items may be inaccessible…
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Book for pub- Micawber Tavern can cater for functions and weddings. 54580 Picture: Nigel Clements
MICAWBER Tavern is a unique pub and restaurant situated on Monbulk Road, Belgrave. A long-time favourite of the region, Micawber Tavern has an unsurpassed atmosphere…
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Court hears death ‘like an execution’
By Casey NeillMONTROSE man Tim Fleming’s death was “more like an execution” than a scare tactic gone wrong, a witness told the Supreme Court last…
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Tin money returned
By Mara Pattison-SowdenA WOMAN who stole Black Saturday charity tins from stores in Emerald and Healesville has paid back $3000 to replace the cash and…
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Shell-shocked – New Belgrave Motors’ Dick Krijt hopes that losing the Shell brand doesn’t affect his business too much. 54581 Picture: Nigel Clements
By Casey NeillBELGRAVE police are facing a hike for fuel as an era ends at a town landmark. Shell Australia has withdrawn its support from…
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Shirley’s service
Royal Children’s Hospital Auxiliaries has recognised Sassafras resident Shirley Jenkins for her dedication and extraordinary service. 54558 Picture: Nigel Clements By Casey NeillSASSAFRAS woman Shirley…
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Kicking
The 38-year-old won this year’s Eastern Region Auskick Coach of the Year award on 4 October and is now in the running for the state…
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24-hour ambos
By Casey NeillEMERALD residents will benefit from increased ambulance services if the State Government is returned at the 27 November election. But the Opposition says…
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Scouting for cash
By Russell BennettThe State Labor Government will provide $190,000 to create a high ropes course at Gembrook’s Gilwell Park if re-elected. The funding will come…
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