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What’s on in the theatres

The Bakery at 1812 Theatre presents The History Boys The play opens in Cutlers’ Grammar School, Sheffield, a fictional boys grammar school in the north...

CARTOON: Welcome to the heaven club

The heavens welcomed another icon last week, with the news of Uncle Jack Charles' death after a stroke in hospital. At least he'll be...

Visits from shadow ministers to Casey

Each and every day, I work for the people of Casey to make sure that our great community gets what it needs. An important...

CARTOON: Pothole road race

Potholes have been appearing across the Yarra Ranges and just as one gets sealed, another rears its head.

CARTOON: Rejuvenating the humble tree canopy

Yarra Ranges Council has released its future plan for restoring the shire's tree canopy but will the new baby trees be welcomed by the...

Creating better opportunities to study nursing

We know that the pandemic continues to place unprecedented pressure on our healthcare workers. And with unprecedented demand, we need unprecedented growth in our...

An evening of laughs at Eltham Little Theatre

ELT presented a great evening of laughs, comedy and farce for their spring season. Moon Over Buffalo a story of two actors, just ask them,...

CARTOON: Free Ps and Ls makes drivers ready for the roads

This week, Cartoonist Danny Zemp comments on the recent initiative to make getting your L and P plates free from the State Government.

CARTOON: Free Ps and Ls makes drivers ready for the roads

This week, Cartoonist Danny Zemp comments on the recent initiative to make getting your L and P plates free from the State Government.

Protecting the unique environment of the Yarra Ranges

As Mayor of the Yarra Ranges, and as a custodian of a beautiful piece of the Upper Yarra, I’m pleased that Council has released...

Walden Hut: hub of nature and ideas

In the years 1903-1907 ‘Walden Hut’, adjacent to the Olinda Creek Reserve in Swansea Road on the border of Lilydale, Mooroolbark and Mt Evelyn...

Why Healesville “lost” its railway

The last steam locomotive pulled out of Healesville on 28 October 1957; its replacement, a 153 horsepower Walker railcar, made its final journey in...

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Discover the best of Australian summer wines

As the Australian summer heats up, wine lovers are gearing up to sip on refreshing wines that complement the sun-soaked days. Australia’s diverse wine...

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