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It's Festival time again! I chatted with Liz Webb about her memories getting the first festival up and running in 1997.

Norfolk Island is a beautiful and fascinating place. Here are ten tips for making your trip more enjoyable.

Its the end of 2024! Join me for a round up of local news.

In Part 2 of the history of Wattle Park, how it acquired a Lone Pine, Clock and the famous Tram shell picnic shelters.

Let’s examine how Wattle Park’s creation involved the murder of an inconvenient peacock.

The Boroondara Council election of 2024 shows a historical shift to the left in the area.

The cheat's guide to doing Halloween in Ashburton.

How a few community-minded friends got together in 1981 to create the custodial publication of local history: Burwood Bulletin.

The untold story of Meals on Wheels in Ashburton

The collection of photographs and pictures I have acquired concerning Kooyong Koot/Gardiner's Creek.

Help me compile a list of Boroondara's Olympians!

Drownings, suicides and murders: Gardiner’s Creek holds many secrets.

It’s been two weeks since the first of my books arrived. Now all the book copies are here and shoved into my cupboard. There’s a lot of...

Ashburton Stories: A History of the Melbourne Suburb is now available!

Do you know what happened to Mary Gardiner's diaries?

The early years in Ashburton of beloved children's author, Hazel Edwards.

The brilliant but short life of a guitar genesis, Steve Connolly.

How a boy from Glen Iris called Denis Vaughan changed the course of classical music forever.

In this post on notable residents, we highlight Allan and Kim Gyngell.

Up first in this series on notable local residents: Professor Kwong Lee Dow and Robert Allenby.