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Calls help reduce crime
By Tania MartinCRIME across the region has dropped despite Knox and Yarra Ranges seeing a jump in abductions, kidnappings and theft from motor vehicles. Police…
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Childcare knock back
By Tania MartinA PROPOSED Belgrave childcare centre was rejected last week following concerns over parking. The application was for a 50-place childcare centre at 1588…
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Hanging on
Ferntree Gully’s Windermere Pre-school will be open to pre-schoolers next year. 34512 By Casey NeillWINDERMERE Reserve Pre-schoolers were all smiles last week as news came…
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Salute to missing crew
By Casey NeillUPWEY-Belgrave RSL will join veterans across the country next week to commemorate the discovery of Australia’s final Vietnam War missing in action servicemen.…
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Good grounds for successes
ST MARY’S Primary School, which opened in 1980, is situated in the Yarra Valley and has an enrolment of about 300 students who come from…
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CFA gives tanks
OLINDA CFA has unveiled its newest tool – a 98,000 litre water tank – in the lead up to the bushfire season. Brigade president Neill…
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Price of freedom
By Casey NeillTHE future of Upwey’s historic Anzac Day march remains in danger amid bureaucratic blame-shifting. This year’s Upwey-Belgrave RSL march was held illegally after…
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Fire cops rewarded
By Tania MartinPOLICE across the region including Monbulk and Belgrave were last week rewarded for their hard work during the Black Saturday fires. Monbulk’s Sergeant…
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Family in shock at armed break-in
AN ARMED, balaclava-clad home invader traumatised a Boronia mum and three young children when he burst into their house last Thursday (6 August). A 30-year-old…
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Warning call answered
By Tania MartinAmerican-based world leader in emergency warnings, Federal Signal has donated a system to the group. But DRCBG still has to come up with…
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Off the rails
By Casey NeillUPWEY’S Mark Rigaldi has vowed to boycott Melbourne’s trains following a violent Belgrave line encounter last week. Mr Rigaldi was met with a…