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Police appeal for help after stabbing in Olinda
Yarra Ranges Criminal Investigation Unit are investigating and appealing for witnesses after a stabbing occurred in Olinda on Wednesday 15 September. A 35 year old…
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The power of social media
Social media has become a very powerful tool for Greyhound Adoption Program to rehouse greys that are looking for their forever homes. With Covid restrictions…
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Cases spike in shire
Covid-19 cases in the Yarra Ranges have spiked over the last week, with the shire recording a further 10 active cases in five days. This…
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Storms mean seeds can be collected
Mountain Ash trees that fell in the devastating June storms are providing a rare opportunity for seed collection. The fallen trees have enabled land managers…
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The Walking Man’s final steps
If you’ve lived in the Yarra Ranges for some time or visited here often, then chances are you’ve seen ‘The Walking Man’ striding on a…
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Joe’s final steps
If you’ve lived in the Yarra Ranges for some time or visited here often, then chances are you’ve seen ‘The Walking Man’ striding on a…
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Mental health pop up clinics to arrive
The State Government has announced a multi million dollar package to support new mental health and wellbeing services across the state, including pop up clinics…
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Mental health pop up clincs to arrive
The State Government has announced a multi million dollar package to support new mental health and wellbeing services across the state, including pop up clinics…
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Free desexing at Animal Aid
Did you know that felines can reproduce at just four months of age and that cats can have two litters of kittens per year? Every…
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Being bushfire prepared
Just like that, we are on the cusp of another bushfire season and now is the perfect time to start clearing properties of excess debris.…
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Joe’s final steps
If you’ve lived in the Yarra Ranges for some time or visited here often, the chances are you’ve seen ‘The Walking Man’ striding on a…
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Burning off laws pose risk to climate
Burning off already comes with a number of risks and concerns but Emerald resident David Tunks, fears the new laws proposed by Cardinia Shire Council…
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