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  • Timely reminder on pool safety

    Timely reminder on pool safety

    Royal Life Saving is asking all Australians with swimming pools to use the weeks before summer to check their pool fencing to protect young children…

  • Monash’s microgrid support

    Monash’s microgrid support

    Monash University has designed a set of interactive resources which are aimed at supporting the uptake of microgrids across the state. The university received nearly…

  • Thief’s field day ends in custody

    Thief’s field day ends in custody

    A Croydon man is in custody after a string of offences alleged to have been committed across the outer-east. The 37-year-old was arrested at a…

  • Wetland fears

    Wetland fears

    Knox City Council’s plans to construct a new wetland in a popular Ferntree Gully Park has residents barking mad, with many locals claiming the park…

  • Food scraps saved from landfill in Knox

    Food scraps saved from landfill in Knox

    Knox residents will soon be able to recycle food scraps in their green waste bins as council looks to introduce a food and garden waste…

  • System overrun as Victorians rush to book Pfizer

    System overrun as Victorians rush to book Pfizer

    All Victorians over 16 are now eligible to access the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. The state government announced appointments would open up from 7 am on…

  • Cat curfew to go ahead

    Cat curfew to go ahead

    Knox cats will be confined to their own properties from April next year after councillors recently voted to implement the controversial 24-hour curfew. The curfew…

  • Man threatens to bomb police at protest

    Man threatens to bomb police at protest

    A man from The Basin has been arrested after threatening to throw petrol bombs at an upcoming protest in Melbourne’s CBD. Boronia police charged the…

  • Mater Christi captain scores scholarship

    Mater Christi captain scores scholarship

    Mater Christi College’s Emma Gerber has been awarded a life-changing scholarship to Melbourne University. Friday 13 wasn’t so unlucky for the year 12 college captain…

  • Fallen timber to tell a story

    Fallen timber to tell a story

    A group of Hills locals have joined forces in hopes of turning timber that fell during the June 9 storm into a commemorative community art…

  • MP backs move out of metro

    MP backs move out of metro

    Cries from Cardinia’s railway towns begging to be reclassed from metro to regional have been backed by the local MP. Narracan MP Gary Blackwood said…

  • Recognising Roger’s commitment to RSL

    Recognising Roger’s commitment to RSL

    It was a special Vietnam Veterans Day for one former RSL president and veteran, Roger Boness. The Mount Evelyn RSL community announced they would be…

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