Knox locals invited to ‘share the joy’ this Christmas
The Knox Community Christmas Support (KCCS) project brings festive food, gifts, and hope to households doing it tough. Continue reading…
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Tribute for Ben Austin
On Thursday 30 October a young, aspiring cricketer Ben Austin passed away. Continue reading →
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Angliss Hospital rises to new heights
The Angliss Hospital in Upper Ferntree Gully has come a long way since December 1939 when Sir William Angliss opened…
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Update from Village Township Group
The Group continues to seek your feedback on Ferntree Gully Village and the proposed Structure Plan. Continue reading →
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Community Grants awarded to local heroes
On Wednesday 18 June, Community Bank Ferntree Gully brought together a room full of passionate locals, community leaders, sports clubs,…
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Upper Gully Fire Brigade turns 100
The Upper Ferntree Gully Fire Brigade is pleased to announce the celebration of its centenary on 22 February 2026. In…
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Celebrating 60 Years – Knox Historical Society
Knox Historical Society celebrated their 60th anniversary at Millers Homestead with an afternoon tea for volunteers and special guests. Continue…
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News from Mountain District Learning Centre
Mountain District Learning Centre (MDLC) has successfully received State Government Youth Fest funding for a fantastic initiative supporting young people…
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Quantum Computing: The double-edged sword
Warwick Brown looks at the implications of quantum computing for digital security. Continue reading →
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The Qubit Revolution: Rewriting the rules of computing
François Malherbe explores the concept of quantum computing – a radical new approach that redefines what computing means. Continue reading…
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Over the years, we’ve published a number of stories about the history of Ferntree Gully.
This online archive tells the story of the people, places and events that make Ferntree Gully what it is today.
Looking for new walks to explore? Check out our new Guide to Ferntree Gully – full of information on local walks, parks and gardens.
Available from pick-up points in the Village. More here.
