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Palette of art practices
By JODIE SYMONDS
LOCAL artists are painting pictures for youth development.
The tiffaney bishop COLLECTIVE (tbC) is run by artists to offer young people a funded...
Gift giving comes around again
By JODIE SYMONDS
CHRISTMAS is nearly here and Sherbrooke Family and Children’s Centre (SFCC) is recycling to spread Christmas cheer.
Years three and four children at...
Buddhist bigwigs meet
BY JODIE SYMONDS
DISTINGUISHED guests attended a one day dialogue for the Buddhist community in Ferntree Gully recently.
Director at the Institute of Research and Development...
Man charged
POLICE have charged a 24-year-old man following a two car collision in Mount Evelyn on Saturday.
The Woori Yallock man has been charged with one...
Festive obsession switches on
By RUSSELL BENNETT
PETER and Marylin Siegman’s Christmas obsession has taken hold once again.
The Emerald retirees have added even more to their already astonishing Christmas...
Costa’s visit a big hit
By JODIE SYMONDS
ABC’s Gardening Australia host recently made a flowery visit to see his beloved fans in Mount Evelyn.
The disability workers' program at Garden...
Learning links work
By REBECCA BILLS
SELBY Primary School and Selby Pre-School have collaborated allowing pre-school children the opportunity to get a taste of what primary school life...
Lining up for class
By REBECCA BILLS
NERVOUS 2014 Prep and Year 7 students gathered for their first day of orientation at Mount Evelyn Christian School last Tuesday.
The nerves...
Pool fight is on
By MELISSA MEEHAN
“WE will not go away.”
Spokesperson for the committee fighting to save the Olinda Pool, John Faull makes no apologies for pushing council...
Taking firm grip on ivy
BELGRAVE resident Sue Dilley went through many twists and turns to get her reward - but it was all worth it in the end....
Saving Joshua
By MELISSA MEEHAN
HE’S only six years old, but he has a massive fight on his hands.
And Joshua Schwarz’s parents say they will stop at...
Morrison’s, by the book
By REBECCA BILLS
MORRISON’S has now released a history book tracing back to its humble beginnings in 1976.
The not-for-profit organisation has provided quality education, training,...
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Searching for a new neighbourhood house provider
The Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) is seeking funding submissions for a neighbourhood house provider to deliver services tailored to the community...
