News
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Bird flu not the only issue facing egg industry
Bird flu has been making headlines as locals and those across Victoria are met with empty egg shelves, but issues other than influenza are affecting…
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Monbulk Primary’s garden gets a helping hand
Monbulk Primary School is set to transform an under-utilised area of its grounds into a reposeful sensory garden, thanks to a generous $10,000 grant from…
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Kallista hits the century mark
The charming village in the Dandenong Ranges, Kallista is gearing up for a big celebration in March 2025, to mark its 100 years since the…
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Arnold Dix’s ‘rock’-solid tribute to life and the sun
A Monbulk lawyer, scientist and author has spent nearly a decade building a unique monument called the “birthday machine” that’s captivated families and locals alike.…
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Almost 5,000 offences over Long weekend
Police detected close to 5,000 traffic offences during a major road safety blitz over the Labour Day long weekend in Victoria. Operation Arid saw police…
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Woodworking fun at Knox Festival: kids get hands-on with toys and gifts
Saturday 1 March saw huge crowds enjoying the glorious weather at the annual Knox Festival. For the local Knox and District Woodworkers Club it was…
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Final housing targets for Victorian councils set
The Victorian Government has refined and finalised its housing targets for the 79 Councils across the state. A goal of 2.24 million new homes added…
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Engines roared, hearts soared at Monbulk Car Show
What started as a quiet Sunday morning soon turned into a bustling, fun-filled day at the Monbulk Car Show. Crowds gathered to check out over…
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Collision in Emerald
Two women came away with injuries today after a two-vehicle accident in Emerald. Tuesday 11 March saw an accident along Beaconsfield-Emerald Road with two vehicles…
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Local traders want to see better CCTV network
Star Mail’s six-week CCTV campaign was welcomed by the local traders and shopkeepers. Getting into the campaign’s midpoint, Star Mail interviewed local traders groups and…
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Driver crashes near King Henry’s
Two young women have emerged with injuries after a late night car accident overnight in Sassafrass on 10 March saw them come off road and…
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Calls for upgrades and accountability
CCTV networks once seen as a vital part of crime prevention in Belgrave and Upwey are now facing significant challenges due to outdated equipment and…
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