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Fund awards Lillydale Lake $1.5 million for masterplan works

Lillydale Lake was named as a successful recipient of $1.5 million in Federal funding to put towards the masterplan works being explored by Yarra...

Standing shoulder to shoulder for better pay, conditions

Industrial action reached the Yarra Ranges’ largest police station this week, as members walked off the job in solidarity with fellow officers as the...

New parking restrictions proposed for Lilydale, have your say

Community consultation is now open for you to have your say on the parking restrictions in and around the Lilydale Activity Centre. Yarra Ranges...

Roo requires rooftop rescue in Mooroolbark

A kangaroo found itself in a peculiar situation recently, ending up on the top level of the Mooroolbark train station car park. Calls from...

Final fire restrictions announced for parts of greater Melbourne

Fire restrictions will be in force across the whole state soon with the final Fire Danger Period (FDP) declared for the Yarra Ranges, Knox,...

Theft and deception in Melbourne’s east

Police from Lilydale are appealing for information following a theft and deception in Melbourne’s east earlier this year. Officers have been told a man and...

The rare beauty of a fog-bow as spring, summer transition brings all conditions

The change from spring to summer has brought with it all seasons conditions, from beautiful sunrises to fog, storms and warm light. Yarra Valley...

Yarra Ranges residents unite to give the gift of sight

The Fred Hollows Foundation is thanking the Yarra Ranges community for their continued generosity and support this year.  In 2024, The Foundation has seen 109...

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...

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Top 5 books reviewed in 2024

With Christmas fast approaching, it is time to reflect on the progress we made in 2024 while planning new projects and fresh goals for...