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Cost of living raises concern for period poverty
Many families are choosing to go without items to get through the rising cost of living for Victorians. Some of those items include feminine hygiene…
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Big Brothers Big Sisters seeking Boronia mentors
Big Brothers Big Sisters Australia is expanding its footprint in the hills, as the children’s welfare charity looks to recruit more mentors in Boronia and…
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draft biodiversity plan released by Yarra Ranges Council
A draft plan that will look to implement protective measures for the region’s biodiversity has been released by Yarra Ranges Council. The draft Yarra Ranges…
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After a three year hiatus, Mater Day is back
Mater Day returned on Thursday 18 August after a three-year hiatus, with the local school community coming together to raise funds for the Good Samaritan…
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Upwey Men’s Shed continues to support community despite having no permanent home
Members of the Upwey Men’s Shed have undertaken several projects to help the local community, despite having no permanent home to call their own after…
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Parliament hands down landmark Treaty decision
An historic moment occurred in the Victorian Parliament last week with ministers voting to appoint an independent Indigenous umpire as part of Victoria’s journey towards…
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Ferntree Gully woman dies in collision on Melba Highway
Police investigated a fatal collision in Glenburn on the evening of Friday 19 August which resulted in the death of a Ferntree Gully resident. It…
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Snow could fall tomorrow throughout the Dandenong Ranges
The Dandenong Ranges could see “a flurry of snow” tomorrow morning in areas 500 metres above sea level, such as Mt Dandenong. A representative from…
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Flooding becoming scary for Kallista residents” “You think you’re going to come home to disaster”
After flooding continues to leave houses and properties vulnerable to damage, Kallista residents and businesses are calling for action. Denise Young’s garage was flooded in…
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Petition calls for all logging in Victoria to cease
A petition formed to present to the Victorian Parliament is calling for the immediate end to all logging of native and public forests. The petitioners…
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Childhood dream come true for newest Montrose paramedic
With hundreds of graduates filling positions across the state, Montrose Ambulance Station has welcomed some new recruits to its roster. Caitlin McLaughlin is just one…
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Absenteeism taking its toll on businesses
Despite restrictions being lifted, workplaces are still feeling the ramifications of worker shortages due to the pandemic. Stephen Crombie, co-owner of Belgrave’s live entertainment and…
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