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Christmas second serving
SANTAS sleigh is ready to ride into the Cuckoo Restaurant in Olinda for its annual Christmas in July celebrations. Diners can enjoy all the comforts…
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Fight against fire goes on
By Tania MartinA WELL-deserved break was not on the cards for Macclesfield firefighters when they recently returned home from fighting fires in Gippsland and Yarra…
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Martin beats the field
By Dennis Fuller THE Emerald golf course presented with good conditions but scoring seemed to cause quite a few problems and the CCR was set…
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Cancer drug bid
By Tania MartinAN EMERALD woman is calling for all Australians to sign a petition in a bid to fast track new cancer drug Herceptin on…
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Train death outcry
By Shaun InguanzoTHE DEATH of an elderly man on the Belgrave train line has ignited calls for fencing and elaborate rail crossings to prevent further…
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Knoxfield Knights open account
By Iain Harley BOTTOM side Knoxfield Knights won their first match of the year when they defeated last season’s runners up beating Ferntree Gully by…
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Drainage danger
By Tania Martin AN EMERALD resident last week blamed a motorcycle accident on inadequate drainage along Emerald-Monbulk Road. Residents say that after heavy rainfalls, the…
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Timberrrrrrrr!
By Tania MartinA KALORAMA woman is lucky to be alive after part of a tree fell on her house. Kelli Riddiford was asleep when the…
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Upwey-Tecoma veterans take flag to cap fine season
UPWEY-TECOMA’s Veteran XI has taken out the club’s first premiership of the 2006/07 cricket season. Finishing in fourth position after the regular season, the Tigers…
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Gembrook’s centenary celebrations
By Marc McGowanTHE Gembrook-Cockatoo Football Club will celebrate its centenary year in style this weekend, highlighted by Saturday night’s Centenary Dinner. The 500 tickets for…
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Creek work thanks
ENVIRONMENTAL warriors Hamish and Rosemary Russell of The Patch have been recognised for their work on a creek management program. The couple and a number…
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Transport row
FERNTREE Gully MP Anne Eckstein has accused Knox City Council of “muddying the waters” by stoking debate on public transport. Ms Eckstein said public transport…
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