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  • Assistance for financial hurdles

    Assistance for financial hurdles

    Assistance for those struggling with bills, mortgages, and other financial issues will be coming to Hampton Park and its surrounds this September, as the Southeast…

  • Battin to hold crime forum

    Battin to hold crime forum

    Opposition leader Brad Battin will be holding a forum on crime in Pakenham next week to hear from residents and their concerns. Mr Battin will…

  • Chasing dreams to USA

    Chasing dreams to USA

    Two young South East basketball player buddies are making their way to the USA on two-year basketball scholarships. Kuirowl Chol and Mangok Gach, players at…

  • The snowfields of New Zealand

    The snowfields of New Zealand

    New Zealand’s winter season kicked off with a bang, with lots of early snowfall setting the stage for an exciting few months on the slopes.…

  • Rescue efforts recognised in Hastings

    Rescue efforts recognised in Hastings

    The teamwork and rescue efforts of 24 CFA members during a rare and confronting incident at an industrial site in Hastings last July have been…

  • $900,000 new project to restore Western Port wetlands

    $900,000 new project to restore Western Port wetlands

    The Western Port Biosphere and RMIT University have launched a new project to restore critical coastal wetlands and protect Western Port’s communities from the growing…

  • Amazon comes to Cranbourne West

    Amazon comes to Cranbourne West

    Amazon has opened Victoria’s third fulfilment centre in Cranbourne West, its second in Melbourne’s south east since Dandenong South in 2017. The new 52,000 sqm…

  • Stop pulling the racism card – but let’s talk about why it gets pulled

    Stop pulling the racism card – but let’s talk about why it gets pulled

    A few days ago, I received a heartfelt call from a friend – let’s just say not from the “white tribe” – distressed about her…

  • Multigenerational living: Who knew Nonna was ahead of her time?

    Multigenerational living: Who knew Nonna was ahead of her time?

    We had to laugh. A reporter on the evening news excitedly announced that Australian architects are now “innovatively incorporating multigenerational living into their home designs”…

  • High-school teacher jailed for student affair

    High-school teacher jailed for student affair

    A Cranbourne high-school teacher and mother-of-two who had a sexual affair with a 15-year-old student has been jailed. Laura Ann Hill, 38, pleaded guilty at…

  • South East saviours give unconditional care

    South East saviours give unconditional care

    A ground-breaking program to disrupt child sexual exploitation in Melbourne’s South East has marked its first decade. In 2015, the Young Women’s Program (YWP) run…

  • Casey’s local law to be reviewed in August meeting

    Casey’s local law to be reviewed in August meeting

    A draft of the Casey Community Local Law will be presented in this month’s Casey Council meeting on Tuesday, 19 August. Councillors will consider the…

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