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  • Uproar over teen’s sentence

    Uproar over teen’s sentence

    Jason Langhans was trying to stop two boys from fighting at a 16th birthday party when one of them turned on him. He was hit…

  • Brand new facilities coming to St Francis Xavier College Berwick

    Brand new facilities coming to St Francis Xavier College Berwick

    A transformation of the St Francis Xavier College Berwick campus is now underway, with a sod turning ceremony launching the project recently. Led by the…

  • Local lakes refilled

    Local lakes refilled

    Keen Berwick fisherman now have a higher chance of landing a catch after a recent restocking of rainbow trout at Berwick Springs Estate Lake. The…

  • Gards, greats and goal-umpires

    Gards, greats and goal-umpires

    DAVE: Alright boys, we keep saying it every week, it’s been a huge week in sport with the Matildas bowing out and Spain winning the…

  • Western Port retains UNESCO status

    Western Port retains UNESCO status

    The Western Port Biosphere Reserve has successfuly retained UNESCO status for the next decade, reconfirming Western Port’s status as south-eastern Australia’s only member of its…

  • Standing up to bullying

    Standing up to bullying

    The Quarters Primary School community has been strengthening their relationships in order to combat bullying. As part of the National Day of Action against Bullying…

  • An explosion of colour

    An explosion of colour

    Casey’s Connected Libraries branches will soon be covered in all colours of the rainbow as part of the yarn bombing Crochet for a Cause event.…

  • Watching out for flying finds

    Watching out for flying finds

    Cranbourne North birdwatcher Brad White and his son Hunter’s newest discovery has attracted significant attention to the River Gum Creek Reserve in Hampton Park, with…

  • Speaking up for mental health

    Speaking up for mental health

    Shining the light on mental health is the goal of one local organisation with big ties to the community. Rotary Club of Greater Dandenong and…

  • Q&A…with Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support volunteer Lisa Milkovic

    Q&A…with Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support volunteer Lisa Milkovic

    Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I’m a Nanny of two gorgeous grandchildren. My granddaughter is two years old and my grandson is five…

  • Bus service cancelled for blind support group

    Bus service cancelled for blind support group

    Pearcedale resident Robyn Williams has had to drive all the way to Hallam and back home to allow her legally blind husband Norm to take…

  • Seeking information

    Seeking information

    Former Cranbourne High School students who attended the school between 1980 and 1988 are encouraged to come forward with any information about historic sexual abuse…

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