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Students shine at Sherbrooke
Local art students have had the chance to see their hard work exhibited at the Sherbrooke Art Gallery, celebrating with an official opening on 25…
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Police raise warning as road trauma increases, namely motorcyclists and drivers in regional areas
Victoria Police is issuing an urgent warning to motorists following a horror start to the year on the state’s roads, with a significant rise in…
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Knives found in Sherbrooke
Police are appealing for assistance from the public for more information on some knives found along Sherbrooke Road this week. A set of Sharple knives…
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Empowering Women in Belgrave
Women in Belgrave had the opportunity to learn life-saving self-defence techniques designed to empower and build confidence on Wednesday 5 February. Taekwondo and self-defence were…
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EACH to deliver virtual women’s clinic aiming to break healthcare access barriers
Community health organisation EACH has been chosen to deliver the State Government’s newest initiative to provide better health outcomes for women. Announcing a free virtual…
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Yarra Ranges Council’s advice on preparing for a heatwave
With consistent hot weather hitting the Yarra Ranges this summer and more still to come, Yarra Ranges Council has the following advice for local residents…
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Boronia RSL puts ANZAC march on hiatus for 2025
Due to calendar conflict and the anticipation that a long weekend will discourage attendance, Boronia RSL has reluctantly decided to cancel it’s weekend Anzac Day…
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Upwey baseball scores grant
The Upwey Ferntree Gully Baseball Club is one of the latest local sports organisations to receive support through a community grant – the club has…
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Study estimates saving Australia’s priority species could cost as much as $468 billion over 30 years
A new study from Griffith University’s Centre for Planetary Health and Food Security, with WWF-Australia and the University of Queensland, has estimated that preventing the…
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Library improvements announced
The government has announced the delivery of better libraries and library programs for Victorians with library upgrades, supporting education programs and the delivery of mobile…
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Dinnertime ritual urged
Fostering open, honest and healthy communication within a family can be a tough task but a dinnertime ritual might be the answer. The Table Talk…
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Sledgehammer intruder ‘terrifies’ his own mum
A Narre Warren man who smashed his way into his mother’s family home with a sledgehammer and threatened to kill her over a money dispute…