Hurstbridge
Nillumbik Shire Council: What your candidates said
Voters in Nillumbik will choose seven people to represent them on council for the next four years. Here is what the candidates said about why they are running in the Victorian council elections and what they want to achieve.
- by Cara Waters and Rachael Dexter
Latest
Opinion
Life in the ’burbs
My village may be tiny but you can still get a latte every 165 metres
Our little community sits at the point where concrete suburbia meets bushland. And like all good frontier communities, we make our own rules.
- by Rosie Beaumont
Review
Greasy Zoes
This restaurant is smaller than some families’ dining rooms. Exclusive, yes. Elitist, no.
You won’t find the baller beef and gold leaf of other tiny fine-diners here. Greasy Zoes trades in a different kind of indulgence: the preciousness of time.
- by Emma Breheny
Review
Melbourne
Coffee dabbler or devotee, Black Vice is for you
Coffee haven Black Vice cafe in Hurstbridge balances interest, integrity and accessibility.
- by Dani Valent
Peter Brock’s childhood home sells to buyer looking for ‘life in slow lane’
The weatherboard childhood home of the late King of the Mountain sold at auction for $893,000.
- by Sonia Taylor
Hunt for man who offered schoolgirl a lolly in Melbourne's north-east
Police are looking for a man who approached a 12-year-old girl and offered her a lolly while she was walking home in Hurstbridge.
- by Simone Fox Koob
Hurstbridge trains back on track from Friday
Trains will finally return to the Hurstbridge line, and the new Rosanna station will open on Friday morning, after an extended shutdown of the line.
- by Timna Jacks
Review
Melbourne
Greasy Zoe's: Tiny mighty excellence in Hurstbridge
We know that good things come in small packages, but lately we're also discovering they come with a bit of a hike.
- by Gemima Cody
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