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Posties fear peak delivery season as dog-incidents still high

Mooroolbark has ranked in the top three suburbs in Victoria where posties have experienced a dog attack in the last six months. As the...

Monbulk artist’s mural adds vibrant colours to Japan’s Hokkaido region

A Monbulk professional fine artist has just completed her biggest mural to date – a bright-colourful 8.5-metre botanical masterpiece painted on a building in...

All aboard for End of the Line

Belgrave is the site set for an alt-country music celebration and for its third year running host the End of the Line festival on...

Sew and create at Belgrave Library workshop

Belgrave Library is hosting a special hands-on workshop with textile artist Natasja van Wyk on Wednesday 13 November from 11am to 1pm. In this fun,...

Ex-nurse disqualified for prescription forgery and theft

A former Ferntree Gully enrolled nurse, Jordanna Bronstring, was reprimanded and disqualified from reapplying for her nursing registration for 12 months after being found...

Progressive vote count still leaves three wards tightly contested in Yarra Ranges

There has been little sway in the latest vote counting day as the Yarra Ranges nears the results declaration on Friday. As of 5pm...

Illicit tobacco and firebombing crackdown hotly debated in Victoria

As Victoria Police continue to work to combat the illicit tobacco trade rampant in Victoria, state politicians are milling about how to legislate change...

Latest Ambulance Victoria data shows improved response times, less Code 1 cases

Paramedics and first responders across Victoria responded to close to 100,000 Code 1 patients between July and September this year. Ambulance Victoria (AV) Executive Director...

Tall tree rescue in Belgrave South

A young boy was rescued from a tree in Belgrave Lake Park on Saturday 2 November after climbing up mid-afternoon and then finding he...

Interest rates on hold with nothing ruled in or out

Mortgage holders still have longer to wait for interest rate relief as the Reserve Bank of Australia warns underlying inflation remains "too high". All bets...

Shining students impress in speech contest

Now in its ninth year, the Primary School Speech Contest is a Rotary Youth initiative for Grade 5 and 6 students. The program is...

CFA and council to carry out fire prevention burns in Cockatoo

The Cockatoo Rural Fire Brigade (CFA), in partnership with the local Council, will be carrying out planned burns in the third Avenue area on...

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Special Olympics Club receives grant for bocce court improvements

Special Olympics Australia’s (Knox) Melbourne Eastern Ranges has received a vital funding boost from the State Government’s Sporting Club Grants Program, enabling the not-for-profit...