News
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EV charging station overstayers to pay an idle fee in Knox
Electric vehicle (EV) users in or visiting Knox will now face a new fee for overstaying their welcome at local charging stations. An ‘idle fee’…
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Life changing program continues vital work
Residents in Knox and surrounding areas have recently completed a life-changing trauma recovery program in Boronia. Bringing immense vulnerability and strength, the recovery program combines…
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Cyclist strikes pedestrian
A pedestrian has lost their life after being struck by a cyclist in Rowville last month. After being struck while attempting to cross the road…
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Council request for more information on planning permit taken to VCAT
VCAT has been required to settle a dispute between an Upper Ferntree Gully resident and Yarra Ranges Council. The applicant Nicole Lambden sought to demolish…
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Exciting events coming up for Yarra Ranges youth
The Yarra Ranges Youth Development team are hosting their second Council Career Open Night on Thursday 24 July 4.30 to 7.30pm at the Lilydale Civic…
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Intersection completion reached in Boronia
The Alchester Village intersection in Boronia has reached completion after major upgrades. Improvements to the intersection of Mountain Highway, Colchester Road and Albert Avenue intersection…
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An extra 100 lights and sirens cases every day
An extra 100 Code One cases each day since April has prompted an urgent call to action from Ambulance Victoria (AV) for help to save…
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Creating magical moments
Families were treated to a spellbinding performance as Fezzie the Magician brought his enchanting tricks and playful charm to Emerald Library on July 14. The…
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Lost Property: circular saw handed in to Police
Belgrave Police have had a circular saw handed into them that was found near the intersection of Mast Gully Rd and The Avenue in Upwey…
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Sport
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Mullett masterclass leads Wandin to victory over Emerald
Wandin Football Club secured a strong win over Emerald on Saturday 12 July with a dominant performance bookended by a blistering start and a composed…
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Monbulk edges out Upwey-Tecoma in nail-biting clash
Football Premier Division Seniors: Woori Yallock 13.13.91 def Healesville 6.6.42; Monbulk 9.9.63 def Upwey-Tecoma 9.8.62; Officer 12.12.84 def Mt. Evelyn 10.6.66; Wandin 18.19.127 def Emerald…
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Hawks win thriller after the siren
FOOTBALL Seniors It was a big weekend at the Monbulk Football Netball Club with the Past Players and Officials Day celebrating the premierships of 1935…
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Tate Sadler, the clubhouse champ
Twelve-year-old Tate Sadler was awarded Junior Clubperson of the Year at the Knox Council Sport and Leisure Awards on 18 June for his tireless efforts…
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Community rallies behind a mum’s life-saving message
With DonateLife Week just around the corner, a Rowville mum has teamed up with the Upper Ferntree Gully Football Netball Club, where her son Liam…
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Pickleball finds a home in Bayswater
The former futsal centre in Bayswater is coming back to life, this time with a fresh new look and a whole new sport. After years…
Entertainment
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New life for Chandler Oak Mural
The Chandler Oak Mural in The Basin has received a fresh new look, following a community-led consultation by Knox Council earlier this year. Located on…
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Where art and nature meet
Two years ago, botanical artist and horticulturist Miffy Gilbert made the move to Sassafras, drawn in by the Dandenong Ranges’ lush greenery and misty gardens.…
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MND fight matters for MPs
Animosities, divisions and the all-around frenzy of parliament were put on hold for a moment as MPs took the plunge to raise over $50,000 to…
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Readers capture moon magic
The full Strawberry Moon lit up the night sky, captivating locals across the region. Our readers shared stunning photos capturing the moon’s glowing beauty from…
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Belgrave rocks to Blondie and The Clash Tribute Acts
What happened at Sooki Lounge in Belgrave on Sunday, 22 June, was far from your average Sunday session – it was a loud, energetic ride…
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Belgrave in beautiful colours
Belgrave was crowded with thousands of people with different lanterns on hand. Taking place on the Winter Solstice, Saturday 21 June, the Belgrave Lantern Parade…
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Can you see yourself in the Monbulk Bowling Club team next season?
Hello Monbulk community, the Monbulk Bowling Club is preparing for another thrilling season of pennant bowling competition, and it’s time to come together and join…
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Monbulk and District Community Bank celebrate locals with Community Awards
Community Bank Monbulk and District recently held their annual Community Awards Night. The event was attended by volunteer members from over 50 local clubs and…
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Get your adrenaline pumping these school holidays with Paintball Skirmish
Looking for a thrilling and action-packed activity these school holidays? Paintball Skirmish has you covered with experiences tailored for all ages—yes, even the younger adventurers!…
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Local tech supports councils
Nothing ignites community backlash quite like a proposed council rate rise. North Sydney Council learned this in April, when its plan to increase rates by…
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Happier ageing at home
Since opening their doors five years ago, Nurse Next Door Melbourne Outer East has become a trusted name in the local community, delivering personalised, premium…
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Protect your eyes with free blue light coating at Mountain Gate Eyecare
In today’s fast-paced world, our lives are intricately woven with technology. Whether it’s work, school, or our social lives, we find ourselves glued to digital…
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Local woodworkers help conservation of endangered species
A local woodworking group have crafted a number of trap and carry boxes to assist in the conservation of critically endangered Helmeted Honeyeater populations in…
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Woman known to Boronia and Upwey community reported missing
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a missing Longwarry woman, known to some suburbs in the Hills area. Virginia, 35, was last…
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Conflicting views in regards to local animal welfare organisation
Animal Aid denied all allegations reported by the Herald Sun while whistleblowers shared their own experiences, adding claims related to the allegations. The Herald Sun…
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Pedestrian tragedy sparks elderly driver test review
Rule changes for elderly drivers are being considered after a car ploughed into pedestrians on a quiet suburban street, killing a woman and leaving a…
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Kilsyth Probationary driver caught going 176km, along with other high speeding youth over weekend
Police highway patrol have intercepted a number of young drivers over the weekend of 12 and 13 July. A 19-year-old male probationary driver is facing…
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Family ties on the landline
The young digital natives of the world are growing up, but some of them are learning the art of listening, conversation and connection using an…