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Ranges Trader Mail

13/01/2009
Lead Stories
A passion rewarded
MONBULK’S answer to Jamie Durie is already making his mark on the landscape garden industry. Jake Ry...  (13/01/2009)

Give my photos back
A FERNTREE Gully woman is scared to leave her house, after a terrifying home invasion last month. Th...  (13/01/2009)

Cash help reaches out
TWO hills youth services will be better equipped this year thanks to a $270,000 State Government cas...  (13/01/2009)

Record entries for Australia Day awards
A RECORD number of locals have been nominated for their outstanding achievements this year. Cardinia...  (13/01/2009)

Short flicks
YOUNG Knox film-makers have just over a month to get their cameras rolling. The Knox Youth Short Fil...  (13/01/2009)

Cannabis plants seized
POLICE seized 115 cannabis plants worth up to $100,000 from a Ferntree Gully garage last Thursday fo...  (13/01/2009)

Solar option
HILLS environmentalists have welcomed a move to scrap the cap on the Federal Government’s solar reba...  (13/01/2009)

New interns take charge
DAVID Cukierman and Deborah Carrington are among eight new interns at Angliss Hospital. The Mail cau...  (13/01/2009)

Cash boost for disabled
TWO hills disability groups received a much-needed cash injection last week. Mt Evelyn’s Melba Supp...  (13/01/2009)

All Other Stories
Success blossoms for native nursery
MOUNT Evelyn’s Kuranga Native Nursery has taken out its second top industry award in three years. Th...  (13/01/2009)

Shire out to lift ‘kinder’ numbers
THE Shire of Yarra Ranges is on a mission to boost preschool attendance. The council has received a ...  (13/01/2009)

Protecting Puffing Billy
PUFFING Billy Railway has received the highest level of protection in the state after it was named o...  (13/01/2009)

Maria opts for new challenges
UPWEY’s Maria McIntyre is looking forward to new challenges this year. The dedicated principal is ta...  (13/01/2009)

Sports mural a slam-dunk
...  (13/01/2009)

Tourist park, a great draw
THE Tambo River Tourist Park at Swan Reach is a great spot to spend a holiday. The park is convenien...  (13/01/2009)

Cash boost for fire safety
NEW fire safety messages for the region will now be possible following a much-needed cash boost. Ele...  (13/01/2009)

Settle down for a lazy day
Quiet fishing beneath a shady tree is a fine way to spend a summer day. The Australian Rainbow Trout...  (13/01/2009)

Stage has Presence
STAGE Presence Dance and Performing Arts Studio is a fun and friendly yet professional performing ar...  (13/01/2009)

Moves afoot in learning to dance
STIRLING Dancers provide classes in ballet, tap, jazz and funk in a fun and learning environment whe...  (13/01/2009)

Looking back at the year that was, the Mail this week takes a look at what was making headlines in A
A MONBULK family told the Mail they feared for their lives after the fourth tree in 34 years crushed...  (13/01/2009)

Gentle art’s ancient skills
EMERALD tai chi master, Gillian Talbot is again offering a range of classes for beginners this year....  (13/01/2009)

Join the cha cha
MUSIC duo Cha Cha Sam will perform their tunes for big spirited kids at Burrinja next week. The upbe...  (13/01/2009)

Getting into the swing of tennis
AS the buzz of the Australian Open draws near, Hills kids are being urged to pick up a racquet and s...  (13/01/2009)

Farmer hits pay dirt
PAUL Farmer (25) found pay dirt with 43 points to take all the prizes with him at Emerald Golf Club ...  (13/01/2009)

Fans flying high with Hawks
THOUSANDS of football fans flocked to Knox Gardens Reserve for tips from Hawthorn AFL players last F...  (13/01/2009)

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