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  • Patton ‘disappointed’ with outcome

    Patton ‘disappointed’ with outcome

    Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton has described the decision to release Cranbourne’s Jason Roberts from prison after two decades behind bars as “very disappointing”.…

  • Covid safety promo launched

    Covid safety promo launched

    The State Government will be promoting mask-wearing indoors, Covid booster shots and flu vaccines as part of a winter Covid advertising blitz. The ‘Stay Well…

  • Artwork brightens Berwick station

    Artwork brightens Berwick station

    Artworks, including a Van Gogh inspired train, are brightening up Berwick Station. The artworks were created as part of the Victorian Government’s level crossing removal…

  • Rotary help in the works

    Rotary help in the works

    A new ‘one-stop’ resource centre for people in disadvantage is being forged by Rotary Club of Greater Dandenong and Endeavour Hills. At a changeover dinner…

  • South East commuters trial smarter station parking

    South East commuters trial smarter station parking

    Local commuters are being invited to provide feedback on new parking technology rolled out at train stations in Melbourne’s South East in recent months. Since…

  • Botanic vision launched

    Botanic vision launched

    A series of new feature gardens, a car park expansion and redevelopment of the Visitor Centre are among plans for the future of Wilson Botanic…

  • No place for Islamophobia: Premier

    No place for Islamophobia: Premier

    The State Government “will always have your back”, Premier Daniel Andrews has told a besieged Langwarrin mosque. Mr Andrews offered funding for CCTV cameras and…

  • King jailed after shooting family friend

    King jailed after shooting family friend

    An ice user who shot a family friend visiting his Kooweerup farm has been jailed. Liam Billy King, 33, pleaded guilty at the Victorian County…

  • “Don’t stand in silence” Juriansz builds connections

    “Don’t stand in silence” Juriansz builds connections

    As stress continues to build for both our health sector and individuals, Dyllon Juriansz is looking to make a difference in the lives of many.…

  • Roberts cleared over 1998 police murders

    Roberts cleared over 1998 police murders

    Jason Roberts, of Cranbourne, has walked free after two decades in prison with a fresh jury finding him not guilty of murdering two Victoria Police…

  • NAIDOC Week at the library

    NAIDOC Week at the library

    Bunjil Place Library was a scene of colour and culture last week, hosting a range of events to recognise NAIDOC Week. Indigenous artist N’dene Riley…

  • Mental health course on hold

    Mental health course on hold

    Amidst a shortage of mental health workers in Victoria, Chisholm Institute has put its online course on hold after a series of student complaints. The…

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