News
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Learning with a modern twist
The Mount Lilydale Mercy College was joined by Deputy Premier and Minister for Education James Merlino today (23 August) to launch its new Mercy Learning…
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Toilet talk
The Worrell reserve toilets are set to be removed as part of construction on the Emerald Hub. Mr Barry Eadie, a resident of 40 years,…
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Crossing art to spread the road safety message
Mount Evelyn Primary School’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) girls have unveiled their new 3D pedestrian crossing, created to raise awareness towards road safety.…
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Students leading the way in sustainability
The Lilydale Heights Secondary College has been applauded for reducing its environmental impact through the Victorian Government’s ResourceSmart Schools Program. The College received its first-star…
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Aussie author cracks the kids up
A lucky group of Yarra Hills Secondary College students were inspired by Australian author Scot Gardner on Tuesday 20 August. The young adult fiction writer,…
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TRIP – the sergeant
“You’ll never hear me say accident. They are not accidents, they are collisions – something caused it to happen.” That one statement might have given…
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Tribute to Trent
A community fund-raiser will support the Kennedy family following the tragic loss of much loved son and brother Trent Kennedy. The GoFundMe has already raised…
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Woman and child treated after tree falls on car
Emergency services were called to Belgrave-Gembrook Road in Belgrave after a tree fell onto a car just before 9am this morning (20 August). Paramedics treated…
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Firies recognised for years of service
The Mount Evelyn Fire Brigade celebrated 80 years of service to the community at its annual dinner and awards night on 10 August. The event…
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Crossing feedback
The community can have its say on the proposal to remove the Lilydale’s Maroondah Highway level crossing. The Rail Removal Authority will hold a public…
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The round-up
1000 steps call-out Emerald and Knox SES crews helped a woman with health concerns at the 1000 Steps on Saturday 17 August. The woman was…
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Making an impression
First Impressions count. The saying is particularly true when it comes to job interviews, so long-term unemployed women in the Yarra Ranges are helping others…
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