Lilydale Star Mail
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Nod to the daffodil
Spring has sprung, and the vibrant yellow colours of the season are peeping through trees and across the hills. The distinctive golden daffodil, a firm…
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Three-peat for Mustang Women
Last Saturday saw the Mooroolbark Senior Women travel to Quambee Reserve to take on Montrose in the Grand Final. The Mustangs have had another great…
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CARTOON: Snoop peek
The AFL announced Snoop Dogg will headline the Telstra Pre-Game Entertainment at the 2025 Toyota AFL Grand Final at the MCG. Read more
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Doctor accused of filming in hospital toilets wins bail
A junior doctor from Croydon accused of secretly filming hundreds of hospital staff has been been bailed after a judge found his time on remand…
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Autism advocacy bodies react and respond to NDIS changes
Advocates want certainty on supports provided to children with autism under a major overhaul of the NDIS, as the minister overseeing the scheme tries to…
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Report recommends increased investment for community health infrastructure
A new report by Infrastructure Victoria has found that investment in community health organisations could play a pivotal role in saving government funds and relieving…
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Takedown of commercial burglary syndicate responsible for $700K in thefts
Police have busted an alleged syndicate responsible for dozens of commercial burglaries, including one in Chirnside Park, stealing up to $700,000 worth of items. The…
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Tradie wins at County Court to make claims against TAC and VWA
A Kilsyth tradie has been granted leave to make claims against both the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and the Victorian WorkCover Authority (VWA) after suffering…
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Policy costing finds Victoria could save big if greyhound racing was banned
A policy costing from the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) has estimated that the Victorian government could save as much as $264.3 million over a decade…
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The wrong fit: children with autism moved off NDIS
Children with autism who rely on the NDIS for support will be diverted to a new program, touted by disability groups as a “once-in-a-generation” reform.…
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‘No silver bullet’: review calls for childcare shake-up
Childcare workers should be able to have their clearances pulled based on unproven allegations, a snap review has found. The sweeping review of Victoria’s childcare…
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Supporting employers to support carers at work
Meeting carers where they work to offer support and guidance to not only them, but their employer, is the purpose of Different Journeys’ new program,…
