House Kinglake Ranges Mens Shed Kinglake Action Network Development Organisation FireFoxes Australia Bollygum Park Country Women's Association Kinglake Kinglake Boomerang Bags Lion's Club Kinglake Kinglake Ranges Business Network Kinglake Ranges Visual & Performing Arts Alliance Ellimatta Youth - Youth Services for the Kinglake Ranges Kinglake Landcare Group Media The Kinglake Ranges have several points for information and advertising. Two are community-run not for profit organisations: Kinglake Ranges Radio (UGFM) 94.5FM as part of the Upper Goulburn FM Community Radio Network; and printed every month is the Mountain Monthly - The Ranges News, established in 1981. UGFM Mountain Monthly - The Ranges News The Local Paper is the area's free weekly newspaper, produced and edited by the Eltham-based Ash Long. Bushfires Kinglake has a long history of bushfires when extreme weather conditions occur. There were several bushfires at the end of January 2006, into early February 2006, when fires burnt out over . The CFA, DSE Victoria and NSW firefighters managed to bring the fire to a halt. Fires also occurred in the 1982–1983 season and during the 1960s. The major fires of 1939 also placed the community at risk with a major ignition point being nearby. In 1926 major fires in the area caused significant losses; the Post Office being the only building left standing. 2009 bushfire Kinglake was one of the main affected towns in the Black Saturday bushfires, with 38 people confirmed dead in Kinglake and Kinglake West, and more than 500 homes destroyed. Local resident and former GTV-9 newsreader Brian Naylor and his wife Moiree were confirmed to be amongst the dead. Not long after news reports had stated that the fire went through the whole town, Deputy Police Commissioner of Victoria Kieran Walshe revealed that six of the victims had been in the same car. The cause of the Kilmore East-Kinglake bushfire was found by the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission to be an ageing power line owned by SP AusNet, an energy distribution company. In December 2014 Victoria's Supreme Court approved an settlement of a legal class action against SP AusNet, and Utility Services Group. It has been noted as being "the biggest class action settlement in Australian legal history". The previous highest payout was $200 Million in Kirby v Centro Properties Limited (No 6) [2012] FCA 650 (19 June 2012). Books on Kinglake Stewart, Kath and Hawkins, Deidre Living with Fire: A brief history