Healthy year for St John of God
St John of God Health Care has listed growth in community services, a rise in patient care numbers and strong progress towards environmental targets...
Slice of life
Q&A with Gazette journalist Afraa Kori
What made you choose journalism as your career?
If you know me on a personal level, then you would know...
Nature’s healing path awaits
When spring unfolds, forest therapy guides Carolyn Shurey and Evelyn Lavelle will take a group traversing the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne on a therapeutic...
Celebrating Diwali
The Diwali Festival was in full swing in Berwick, as the Stockland Minta estate hosted an event that garnered more than 350 residents who...
Update on Casey North’s first round of votes
More updates have come through with the early polling results of the local council elections, with each ward in the north offering nothing short...
Gators snap up vital result
Fountain Gate coach Ray Pal heaped praise on his side’s ability to execute the gameplan in Saturday’s excellent Dandenong District Cricket Association Turf 3...
Tennis glory for Khalil
Excelling at one’s sport will always have that sense of satisfaction, that sense of accomplishment of your abilities, perseverance and hard work, and much...
Fight against racism never ends
Despite being born in England and raised in Australia for 44 years, it wasn’t enough to protect Casey Council candidate Jamel Kaur Singh from...
New look for local soup kitchen
Local tradies and businesses have joined forces in a valiant effort to transform and renovate the Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support in Narre...
Candidates on home stretch
With the results of the local council elections soon to be announced, the candidates for Akoonah Ward gathered in Berwick High Street to reflect...
Mobile towers announced
The first few steps of improved connectivity are underway for the growth fringes of the City of Casey, as two towers as part of...
Early tallies are in
The early provisional results for select wards in The City of Casey council elections are in, as the wards look to tally up the...