News
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Information on tagger in Warburton wanted
Warburton Police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify the person responsible for graffiti tags in Warburton in June. They are thought to be responsible…
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Public service employee detected drink driving
A Victoria Police public service employee has been detected drink driving in Ferntree Gully. The 36-year-old, from the Corporate and Regulatory Services portfolio, entered a…
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Act on penalty reminder notice or risk enforcement action
Victorians who have an outstanding fine for failing to vote in the 2024 local council elections are urged to act before the matter is referred…
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Police seeking Apple watch owner
Have you lost your Apple watch ? An Apple watch has been handed in to the Healesville Police Station. If you recognise these people or…
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Don’t let curiosity kill your cat
RSPCA has unveiled its new program, Rethink Roaming, a website to help cat owners understand the risk of allowing their pets to roam the streets…
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Celebrate Christmas in July at WHYLD movie night
WHYLD Community group are hosting a Christmas in July movie night Friday 25 July, at the Sydney Halbish Hall, 22 Old Dalry Road, Don Valley.…
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Yarra Valley Water announces climate milestones as it zeros in on emissions
Yarra Valley Water has marked major milestones announcing that from 1 July 2025 it will use 100 per cent renewable electricity to power its operations…
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FWO launches horticulture troublespot inspections after nation’s least-compliant regions revealed
The Fair Work Ombudsman will roll out a fresh campaign of horticulture sector inspections targeting labour hire providers, after a three-year campaign investigating more than…
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In Pictures: Animals of the Upper Yarra
Warburton based photographer Graeme Edwards has made another appearance – this time he showcased the wondrous wildlife of the Upper Yarra. From shaggy sheep, delicate…
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Conflicting accessibility claims surrounding Warburton Bike Park
Conflicting claims surrounding the Warburton Bike Park’s accessibility options have surfaced from within the Yarra Ranges Council’s own Disability Advisory Committee (DAC). While the Yarra…
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Another historic house burned in Lilydale
On Sunday 29 June, a house rich in history was burned down in Lilydale. The house, built in the 1920s, was passed down between generations,…
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The ripple effect of kindness: Paul’s story
The remarkable story of one man’s journey to find support and, in turn, positively impact those around him was a point of celebration on Friday…