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  • Little fish, big fight

    By Tania MartinAN EMERALD fish and chip shop owner has lashed out at supermarket giant Woolworths. This comes as Woolworths told the Mail last week…

  • Art hits the big time

    By Casey NeillThe best artwork from 2009’s Year 11 students is now on show at Burrinja. The sixth annual Vivid Visions showcase features work from…

  • Signs of the times

    By Casey NeillDANDENONGS tourism operators have welcomed changes to roadside bushfire warnings, which they say hampered trade during summer. Gembrook MP Tammy Lobato last week…

  • VCATmove

    By Tania MartinA MOUNT Evelyn family faces a VCAT battle in a bid to sell off part of their property. Yarra Ranges Council last week…

  • Wasp plague stings

    By Tania MartinTHE Mount Evelyn Environment Protection and Progress Association has called for the Yarra Ranges Council to introduce a preferred pest controller system to…

  • Egged on for Easter

    BELGRAVE Traders Association will bring a special visitor bearing sweet treats to the town. The Easter Bunny himself, pictured with Nicky from Chocolate Sensation and…

  • Give pets’ treats a wide miss

    PET owners need to keep an eye on their pooches this Easter, or risk a medical emergency. Chocolate is a toxin that can cause dogs…

  • Kids taste GP

    PHILLIP Island Grand Prix circuit has a range of activities to keep kids of all ages – even the young at heart – busy for…

  • Hobby in train

    FINDING good train sets, model locomotives and model railway accessories in a department store can quickly frustrate collectors and enthusiasts. “Trains and model trains are…

  • Car cash to go bush

    By Tania MartinSELBY teenager, Salome Bricker is getting ready to trade in her comfortable bed for a night in the bush. The Mater Christi College…

  • The pain of waiting

    By Casey NeillEMERALD residents faced the longest wait for an ambulance in the state, figures last week revealed. Response times in the area averaged 17.4…

  • Eye on crime costs traders $50,000

    By Tania MartinEMERALD traders could face a hefty $50,000 bill to keep an eye on crime. This follows calls for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras…

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