Ranges Trader Mail / News
26/05/2009
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$12 million loan
KNOX Council will borrow $12 million to build a regional basketball stadium, despite rate hike conce...
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Let there be lights
A MONBULK woman has joined police calls for urgent action on the town’s new pedestrian crossing, say...
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Call for cat cut
KNOX cat owners will soon be forced to desex their pets in an effort to combat feral felines.
Knox c...
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Blistering delivery
FOR Kallista CFA, a new $50,000 strike-team truck came just in the nick of time.
The brigade receive...
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Mum’s Thai ordeal ends
SHIRE of Yarra Ranges councillors last week rallied behind embattle Montrose mother-of-four, Annice ...
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Joy as school wish granted
EMOTIONS spilled over as parents’ dreams for a new autism-specific school in Knox came true.
Childre...
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Fernlea saved
EMERALD’S palliative care unit has been given a last-minute reprieve to stay open following months ...
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Shoppers give support
TWO hills wildlife warriors are now reaping the rewards of a community benefits program.
Emerald IGA...
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Schools cash still flowing
FOOTHILLS and Dandenong Ranges schools have scored a further $1.6 million Federal Government boost.
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Cut price pool
BORONIA’S long-awaited warm water pool will cost less to build than expected.
Knox councillors last ...
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College top marks
IT’S not just the students at Monbulk College making their mark.
Teacher Birsin Reynolds and former ...
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Art is rubbish
But until now the hills have missed out on seeing her work first-hand.
Kilderry’s exhibition Intenti...
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Walking to school
UPPER Ferntree Gully Preschoolers last week took to the streets with a health and safety message.
Ki...
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