Tag: News
Bird study group hailed
By JODIE SYMONDS
SHERBROOKE Lyrebird Study Group was thanked for their feathery work.
The contribution by volunteers has been acknowledged for their involvement in helping protect...
Cooking up a storm
The Emerald SES Auxiliary Unit received a much-needed boost in both finances and morale, thanks to unit member Jim Paxton’s mother.
After many chats with...
Cash injection for town
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
GEMBROOK has welcomed a multi-million dollar investment project under the Victorian Coalition Government’s 2014/15 State Budget.
Divided across various community groups, Member for...
Beyond the Big Mac
By MELISSA MEEHAN
TECOMA residents are invited to have their say on the future of the town at a meeting on Wednesday night.
International community...
Holy Fools does care
By MELISSA MEEHAN
HOMELESSNESS and poverty are not restricted to City limits.
In fact, these issues are just as occurring, sometimes even more prevalent, but...
Set to see vision
By REBECCA BILLS
MOUNT EVELYN residents can have their say on the latest community draft plan from the Mount Evelyn Township Planning Night which was...
Award for motor high performer
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
LILYDALE’S Matthew Calleja has proved that success comes in many different packages when he won the Victorian State Young Achiever of the...
Big tick for Miss
By REBECCA BILLS
Teacher honoured to have ex-students' kids in her class...
THIRTY years ago Annette Haworth commenced her first class at Mount Evelyn Memorial...
Station grab
By MELISSA MEEHAN
COMMUNITY groups are screaming for it, but the future of the old Emerald police station is still unknown.
Last month, Cardinia Shire...
Back to school
By MELISSA MEEHAN
RECESS is over, and classes are back to normal at Morrisons.
As Upper Yarra Community House and Morrisons come together, VCAL co-ordinators...
House history by the book
By REBECCA BILLS
MOUNT EVELYN residents now have an informative guide to research the history of their properties.
An exhibition held last year at the Mount...
Hikers hungry for more
By JODIE SYMONDS
A GROUP of hungry vegan hikers are walking their way through the bushes.
The group of 25 hikers begin their monthly walk at...
Latest
Theft, youth offending rise, family violence ‘unwanted milestone’
Theft, criminal damage and youth offending have continued to rise in the Yarra Ranges, a trend reflected across the state according to the newest...
