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Fire fear bid to cut gum trees
By Tania MartinDandenongs. 37205 OLINDA nurseryman Jeremy Francis fears the growing number of gum trees in the Dandenongs could lead to a catastrophic fire disaster.…
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Raiders head for Darwin
By Greg OakfordKNOX Raiders Megan Sinclair and Jess Eason have taken up the chance of a lifetime to play in Darwin. Over the next three…
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Saints leave it until last
by Ian HarleyIT TOOK until the last ball of the day for St Johns Tecoma to overcome newly promoted Knox Gardens at Talaskia Oval. The…
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Final farewell
By Casey NeillBURRINJA is calling for help to create an out-of-this-world demolition. The gallery’s multi-purpose room will in early November make way for its new…
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Adam Copes with illness
Menzies Creek poet Adam Cope is getting ready to release his first published book.Picture: Nigel Clements By Tania MartinADAM Cope is living proof that anything…
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Cool burn call
La Trobe MP Jason Wood last week joined Sassafras residents Sara Lacey, Angeline Jackson, Peter Jackson, Heather Downe, Leigh and Judy Matthews and Andrew Kayser’s…
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Shoppers buy in to help ambo service
By Tania MartinEMERALD’S Ambulance Auxiliary has plenty of reasons to thank the local community. Since joining Ritchie’s IGA Community Chest program more than 12 years…
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Clearing concern
Tecoma’s Anne Elizabeth fears the State Government’s 10/30 plan will lead to the loss of wildlife habitat across the hills. 36809 By Tania MartinA TECOMA…
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Sunshine state for apartments
GETAWAY to The Fronds Merimbula where visitors can enjoy a relaxing and fun holiday. Leisure time is paramount at The Fronds Merimbula. In a central…
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Council hall stall
By Tania MartinBELGRAVE’S St Thomas More’s Primary School and Church committee has slammed a move to heritage list a decrepit, rat and asbestos infested hall.…
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Guides display birthday badges
By Tania MartinMONBULK youngsters recently joined thousands of girls from across the country in a campout to celebrate 100 years of girl guides. They travelled…
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