Jin Hui
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Bill Kucks: A life devoted to tennis
Thousands of tennis players, mainly juniors, who have played in the Berwick District Tennis Association (BDTA) owe a debt of gratitude to Bill Kucks who…
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Doveton won’t make up the numbers
It’s been a quick ascent for Doveton Cricket Club. In 2018/19, the famous club was in Turf 5 and now the once mighty Turf 1…
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Cranbourne GP run ends
While the annual Phillip Island Grand Prix will make its long-awaited return this October after two years of Covid-19 cancellations, the same can’t be said…
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Land allocated for promised Clyde North police station
A location for the long-awaited Clyde North Police Station, promised as part of Labor’s successful 2018 State Election campaign, has been determined. The purpose-built, 24-hour…
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South East local heroes need your votes
Three finalists have been chosen to share in a chance to win $20,000 thanks to Westfield’s Local Heroes community recognition and grants program. Now in…
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Battle inks extension
Josh Battle has put pen to paper, keeping him in the red, white and black for another two seasons. The former Dandenong Stingrays product will…
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A call to all Wickers
Berwick Football Club is welcoming all past players back to Edwin Flack this Saturday. The Wickers will also celebrate the 2012 reserves and under-18 premierships…
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Cheer knows no bounds
Narre Warren Football Club will today celebrate its emphatic 2012 Casey Cardinia Football League premiership over Cranbourne. The Pies secured football’s ultimate glory in a…
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What’s on
Employment Pathway Information Session Bakhtar Community Organisation is delivering an information session in regards to Employment Pathways with Haritini Nikolaou from I Head Star Cluster…
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Missing but not forgotten
In 2021, more than 53,000 missing persons reports were made to Australian police. Thankfully, about 98 per cent of missing people are found – mostly…
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Dogged by Covid
A Berwick dog trainer is calling for increased education and training for dog owners and their pooches following a series of recent dog attacks in…
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Federation University scraps Arts program
Federation University will discontinue its Bachelor of Arts degree at all campuses from 2023, it announced this week, 3 July. The University, which runs the…
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