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Tourism’s $10m boost
By Tania MartinA LOCAL tourism operator has labelled a campaign to get visitors back to the area as the region’s great hope. Dandenong Ranges Tourism…
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More smoke, less fire
By Tania MartinTHREE towns could be filled with smoke this week as the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) starts its autumn burning-off. Olinda, Ferny…
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Teens launch bullying attack
By Casey NeillHILLS teens are speaking out against violence and bullying in Upwey through a new photo exhibition. Five 13 and 14-year-olds created the National…
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Run raider, run
Jemma and Michael Epstein last week foiled an armed bandit’s raid on their shop. 28342 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Tania Martin and Melissa GrantA COCKATOO…
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Connect with a winning recipe
Learn the art of cake making and decorating from knowledgeable people in a friendly and intimate atmosphere at The Cake Connection at Mt Evelyn. By…
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Bullies are unbear-able
Emerald Primary School’s Buddy Bear ambassadors Courtney and Ririn collect bears to hand out to other students. By Tania MartinEMERALD Primary School students are again…
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Autism push
Cathy Hammond, left, and Louise Anderson want an autism-specific secondary school Knox for their sons Ben and Dean. 28129 By Casey NeillPARENTS in the outer…
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Bowls has a lot to offer
The bistro at the Ferntree Gully Bowling Club welcomes seniors groups. FERNTREE Gully Bowling Club, nestled in the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges, has much…
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Hung up
A FERNTREE Gully man stopped trains last Thursday morning with an abseiling attempt gone wrong. Boronia Sergeant Alan Cook said the 42-year-old was under the…
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Shave liberates cash
By Tania MartinA GROUP of hills women last week described shaving their hair off as ‘liberating’. They have collected in excess of $9,000 as a…
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Super battle
By Tania MartinTECOMA residents are gearing up for the next round in a David and Goliath battle to stop a $7 million supermarket development. This…