Ranges Trader Mail / News
22/09/2009
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Refuge blow
SHERBROOKE Community School has slammed the State Government’s for excluding it from its fire refuge...
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Drug claims slammed
MT EVELYN’S Morrison House has hit back at claims a mural has direct links to illicit drugs.
This fo...
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Council housing vote
KNOX mayor David Cooper has thrown his support behind a Ferntree Gully social housing project despit...
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Fire refuge plan under fire
SHIRE of Yarra Ranges Mayor Len Cox has hit out at a State Government plan to chop down trees and ve...
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Heritage plan for The Bend
A NUMBER of heritage homes in Belgrave will be protected under an interim overlay despite concerns o...
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Open-look for loos get canned
Residents are unhappy with Belgrave’s new public toilets. 36133 Picture: Nigel Clements
BELGRAVE res...
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Peak oil bid slump
THE Shire of Yarra Ranges has been divided over the need for a peak oil contingency response plan.
L...
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Hills’ jungle move
PLANS for a second jungle style adventure park in the hills have been labelled as a step forward for...
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Career moves all add up
UPWEY High School’s Robert Morley turned down a lucrative, life changing job for a teaching career i...
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Storyline twist for author
JACQUI Morley is living proof that dreams can come true.
The Sherbrooke author has just had her firs...
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Summer fashion on display
HUNDREDS of fashionistas descended on Monbulk last week for Jenny’s Shoppe annual fashion parade.
Tw...
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Schools rock with talent
THREE schools from across the region have proven their star quality.
Both the Knox School and Fairhi...
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Bands battle
FAIRHILLS Secondary School students shone on stage to take out a local Battle of the Bands.
St Josep...
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Kisschasy catch up
MORNINGTON Peninsula rockers Kisschasy are keen to hit the road.
The band, best known for hits Do D...
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