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Big Freeze warm hearts: Thornton fall to Seville but win big for MND research
THE scoreboard at the end of four quarters might have read a lopsided zero to 121 in favor of a dominant Seville, but the true victory of the day belonged to the community. The Thornton-Eildon District Football Netball Club (TEDFNC) turned their Round Nine clash into a powerhouse community hub, hosting a successful Big Freeze […]
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A glowing answer for road safety
THE Department of Transport has installed photo-luminescent line marking to improve visibility on the Whittlesea-Kinglake Road as part of a $457 million Victorian Government road...
Teacher’s experience was no trivial pursuit
WHEN Alexandra Secondary College teacher, Michael Mawson, appeared on Who Wants to be a Millionaire back in 2002, little did he know that 20 years...
Historic tree felled in Fernshaw, likely vandalism
ONE of the historic cork trees located at the picnic area at Fernshaw, on the Black Spur, has been felled over the weekend. It had...
Brian D’Arcy provisionally appointed Yea High School principal
YEA High School's Principal Selection Committee has completed its process to select a substantive principal for Yea High School. It recently presented its recommendations to...
Call out to Yea and district pony enthusiasts
A COMMUNITY meeting is being planned to discuss incorporating and restarting the Yea Pony Club. The meeting will be held 10am Saturday, June 25 at...
If you’re a casual, you need to sign up for the Sick Pay Guarantee
THE Victorian Sick Pay Guarantee gives casual workers five days (38 hours) each year of sick and carers pay, however casual workers need to apply...
Fast-tracking the planning for upgrades to Skyline Road
The Victorian Government is unlocking more tourism opportunities and growing jobs in Lake Eildon by fast tracking the planning of upgrades to the scenic Skyline...
Scientists have spied only half of all spiders
SCIENTISTS have discovered a new species of spider, bringing the worldwide count to 50,000 species but experts suspect at least as many more spiders are...
