News
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Phillip Courtis is the Trumpet of Patriots candidate for Casey
Phillip Courtis is running as the Trumpet of Patriots candidate for the electorate of Casey. As part of the Star Mail’s election coverage, Mr Courtis…
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Easter lilies spell problems for cats
Ahead of the flurry of Easter and Anzac Day, RSPCA Victoria is reminding people to care for their household furry friends at this time of…
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Lost phone handed in to Belgrave Police
A mobile phone has been handed in to Belgrave Police Station after it was found along the bicycle track near Burwood Highway in Upper Ferntree…
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Upwey South Tennis Club is turning half a century
Upwey South Tennis Club is marking its 50th birthday – a milestone that’s been decades in the making, with a strong sense of community at…
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National spotlight on Knox’s Little Athletes
Knox Little Athletics Club is sending a wave of pride to Adelaide this April, with six of its standout young athletes selected to represent Victoria…
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Upwey-Belgrave and Emerald RSLs enhance facilities with new veteran grants
Upwey-Belgrave RSL and Emerald RSL, have been awarded significant funding as part of the State Government’s ongoing effort to support veterans and their communities. On…
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Gang-gang cockatoo caught in berry good act
A male Gang-gang cockatoo was spotted in Emerald on Wednesday, 16 April – the special moment was captured by Robyn Kuys, when she saw the…
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Upwey CFA’s jumble sale returns
Upwey CFA is getting ready for its 54th annual jumble sale, and this year’s event promises to be another highlight for the community. The event…
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Lost tools
Have you lost your tools in the Kallista area recently? Local police are looking for the owner of a toolbox handed into the a station…
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Household spending lifts in March but consumers remain cautious
The CommBank Household Spending Insights (HSI) Index rose 0.9 per cent in March, buoyed by a lift in recreation and hospitality spending off the back…
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Bayswater Library Relocation
The Bayswater Library is set to relocate to Mountain High Shopping Centre in mid-2025. The bright, modern space is inspired by the natural environment and…
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AEC pulls advertising from suburban local news
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has confirmed it will not be placing any voting information advertisements in local community newspapers across Melbourne ahead of the…