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‘He looked dead’
By Ed MerrisonSTUMBLING into a boy curled up in bushland behind her house turned Belgrave resident Karen Shiel’s life into temporary chaos. The boy turned…
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Police bid to foil arson
By Paul PickeringEXTRA police are being called in to stamp out a spate of bushfire arson attacks which have hit the hills. Police will step…
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Truck drivers ticked off
A BORONIA blitz on ignorant truck drivers has seen more than 85 vehicles pulled over in the space of one month. Restrictions on the passage…
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Mayor hits out
KNOX mayor Jim Penna has condemned the financial squeeze on local government while state and federal governments sit on spare cash. He has slammed the…
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Belgrave are Knox Tavern Cup champions
BELGRAVE Cricket Club’s first XI has won its second Knox Tavern Cup in four years after defeating Ferntree Gully at the Ferntree Gully ground this…
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Group slams bypass
By Ed MerrisonA HILLS environment group has urged government agencies not to bypass what it says are the real transport issues by concentrating on a…
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Slide on down to acoustic night
Tania MartinTHE Ranges Folk Club is getting ready for another year of exciting local performances, starting with Jed Rowe from the Patch on Friday night…
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Move for exercise
KNOX seniors are being called to action for a world-first study investigating the impact of exercise on older people. The Monash University Accident Research Centre…
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Catering options being served up
DON’T worry about all the hassles of organising catering for a function. Whether a party or special occasion, make it a breeze with a little…
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Grand idea for caring
THESE days an increasing number of grandparents are minding their grandchildren while parents are working or studying or for other reasons. Many children can therefore…
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Growing from ash tragedies
BELGRAVE South Community House started in response to a community need following the Ash Wednesday bushfires and in the past 22 years has continued to…
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