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Police in robbery swoop
LILYDALE Criminal Investigation Unit (CIU) has made a series of arrests following an armed robbery in Mahony Street Upwey around 2am on 4 September, when…
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Scammers in top drive
– Casey NeillPOLICE are warning hills residents to watch out for a dodgy driveway scam. Acting Sergeant Kevin Hogg said several residents in Belgrave and…
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Stops smashed
Billanook Ward councillor Tim Heenan was furious to discover eight bus stops smashed in a weekend rampage. By Casey NeillVANDALS have destroyed eight Mount Evelyn…
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Riding Hood with a twist
BELGRAVE South Primary School students have brought fairytale characters from favourite fables to the stage in Doo-Wop Wed Widing Hood. Students, clockwise from bottom left,…
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Selby pupils dance into top spot
Selby Primary School students danced their hearts out to take home a trophy. 48319 By Casey NeillSELBY students danced up a storm at a recent…
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Fest’s second dazzling year
By Casey NeillDAZZLING flowers always bring the Dandenongs to life in spring. But this year’s Springfest, The Dandenong Ranges Spring Gardens Festival, will incorporate floral…
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Top award for top school pair
Denise Wach and Beverley Stacey have dedicated their lives to teaching. 51274Picture: Nigel Clements By Russell BennettTWO Upwey High School teachers have been applauded for…
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Parking fine goes to Parliament
– Casey NeillROADS Minister Tim Pallas is to be asked in Parliament to pay back a parking fine issued to a Mount Evelyn woman. Mary…
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MP’s shop for business start
Gembrook MP Tammy Lobato is giving local people the chance to sell their craft. EVERYONE is invited to come along to the official opening of…
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Salmon is one to catch
Red Salmon offers an extensive range of menu options. KNOX City’s Red Salmon prides itself on being the best restaurant in Knox and surrounding areas.…
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Growers wilt under laws
Opposition planning spokesman Matthew Guy and Liberal candidate for Monbulk Matt Mills discuss concerns of local farmers Bob Sanders and Leo Koelewin. By Russell BennettHILLS…
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Hills nets a winner
HILLS residents can look forward to $50,000 for safety and security and a $2 million soccer windfall under the “new” Labor government. Infrastructure and Local…
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