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  • Snakes alive in Bypass’s uncut grasses

    Snakes alive in Bypass’s uncut grasses

    For long-suffering residents near Dandenong Bypass, the grass is longer – if not greener – on the other side of their fences. Diana Thurbon, of…

  • Winner calls for climate action

    Winner calls for climate action

    Greater Dandenong’s 2024 sustainability champion has urged the council to stop lagging on climate action. Matthew Kirwan was recently crowned with the Sustainability Award at…

  • Independent ‘confident’ in Yarraman poll

    Independent ‘confident’ in Yarraman poll

    Yarraman Ward councillor candidate Rahima Rizai has loved politics even as a child. Her first political inspiration was the late Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto,…

  • Cornerstone scores $50K in golf fundraiser

    Cornerstone scores $50K in golf fundraiser

    Corporate golfers raised about $50,000 as part of the annual Take A Swing for Charity event on 20 February. More than 90 golfers from 23…

  • Scouts hall in doubt

    Scouts hall in doubt

    The future of the Narre Warren Scouts Hall remains uncertain, with the club receiving little information or clarification in the years since the release of…

  • Cleaning up after the storm

    Cleaning up after the storm

    There is nothing more timely than a Clean Up Drive after a massive storm that turned Berwick upside down. A Clean Up Drive, hosted by…

  • Mosques open doors

    Mosques open doors

    Sunday 25 February marks the 7th annual Victorian Mosque Open Day, in what is a supremely important year for faith and unity throughout the Muslim…

  • Research into heat-related chest pains a timely reminder this summer

    Research into heat-related chest pains a timely reminder this summer

    Ambulance Victoria (AV) paramedics are urging Victorians to stay cool to avoid heat-related chest pains and other related illnesses. A recent study supported by AV…

  • Dandenong hotspot for car thefts

    Dandenong hotspot for car thefts

    Dandenong, Cardinia and Casey were among the most targeted areas for stolen vehicles according to Victoria Police data. The data, from Operation Trinity which investigated…

  • Pair jailed for brazen burglaries

    Pair jailed for brazen burglaries

    A pair of brazen burglars who went on a two-week spree of daylight break-ins across the South East have been jailed. Jovan Culibrk, 27, was…

  • Cranbourne East won big

    Cranbourne East won big

    A group syndicate set up by Hunt Club Lotto in Cranbourne East scored a sensational $1m in the latest Monday & Wednesday Lotto draw. The…

  • A new perspective on a traditional show

    A new perspective on a traditional show

    As one of the youngest presidents leading the Berwick Show in recent times, Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc president Andrew Spierings is…

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