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  • Walk for teacher’s journey

    By Tania MartinA MENZIES Creek Primary School teacher has gained strength from her students as they undertook a personal challenge while she faced chemotherapy. Rianne…

  • Bug’s helm on elm- Olinda Landcare Group’s Barbara Setchell, Ferny Creek Horticultural Society

    By Casey NeillA PEA-sized bug is threatening to destroy elm trees in the Dandenong Ranges. But experts say owners can take simple steps to save…

  • Art to new high

    By Mara Pattison-SowdenTRAVELS to India and Nepal, and an interest in the great explorers of Mount Everest, are the inspiration of a new exhibition at…

  • Through the sands of time

    Charles Henry Nash, at the age of 19, you answered the call to do your duty for your country. Although you were married with an…

  • Call for station staff- Shadow Minister for Public Transport Terry Mulder was on a train headi

    By Mara Pattison-SowdenUPWEY and Tecoma train stations will continue to be left without staff, despite unruly passengers causing delays and frightening other passengers late at…

  • Garden patch school digs in

    THE Patch Primary School last week got a helping hand to keep its award-winning garden green. Late last year the school took out a state…

  • Fire funds needed

    YARRA Ranges residents could end up paying for the cost of bushfire preparations if the State Government does not increase funding, mayor Len Cox said…

  • Topcat for tip-top drives

    TOPCAT Driveways specialises in asphalting and bitumen surfacing in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Some of its services include asphalt driveways, car parks, machine laid…

  • Outcry kills canopy tour

    By Casey NeillFRIENDS of Hamer Arboretum are claiming a community victory following a State Government back flip on plans to revamp the Olinda site. But…

  • In the swing of adventure- Michelle Coleman tests out the flying fox equipment at Belgrave’s n

    By Tania MartinBUDDING Tarzans can get back to nature this week with the opening of Belgrave’s long-awaited jungle-style adventure. After more than two years, the…

  • Call to hand over weapons

    By Tania MartinHILLS residents are being urged to surrender their weapons as part of a state wide amnesty program. A range of weapons have already…

  • Jean is a gem

    By Tania MartinJEAN Worrell has been honoured as one of Emerald’s little gems. The 87-year-old has taken out the town’s inaugural Citizen of the Year…

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