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Report reveals about 12,500 people facing homelessness over 10 years died within a year...

A new feature report by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has delved into the outcomes of people who have received support...

Remembering Kyeema through an 11-year-old’s eyes

As a little girl growing up in Montrose during the late 1920s, Joan Balcombe got up to the typical fun, and sometimes mischief, of...

Prepare your vocals, carols are coming

It’s time to prepare the vocal chords and practice your favourite Christmas carols as communities come together for a night of festive cheer. Mooroolbark’s...

CCTV captures hoon driver’s car

Police are investigating a hooning incident that occurred in Mooroolbark on the 19 November involving a red Holden Commodore. The vehicle appears to have...

Lake wins international Green Award

Lillydale Lake has won a prestigious international award for well-managed parks and green spaces, recognising more than 30 years of work on the beloved...

Anger, worry as changes to music therapy announced for NDIS

The power of music for children and adults with a disability cannot be understated according to a Yarra Ranges music therapist and her client....

AusNet energy resilience fund opens for round two applications

Applications are now open for the second round of Energy Resilience and Energy Education and Literacy Grants under AusNet’s $12 million Energy Resilience Community...

Spring has sprung just in time for plant sale

For the second time this year Knoxbrooke’s nursery in Mount Evelyn will be opening up its car park for its major plant sale having...

World-first social media ban passes in bid to keep children safe

A world-first ban on social media for people younger than 16 will lead to less harm and better outcomes for children, the prime minister...

Christmas with a cause

Dogs like Rollo, Snoop and Skyla have been well supported by Animal Aid in Coldstream no matter their journey into the shelter. Rollo has...

Police seek identity of alleged tool thief

Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit are seeking the identity of a male who is said to have stole a number of tools from a...

A damp but great vibe at Kilsyth’s 10th festival

It was another top turnout at the recent Kilsyth Festival. The weather did its best to put people off from attending, with heat wave...

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Dig deep for Dignity Drive this March

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