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  • Wida wants to inspire change

    Wida wants to inspire change

    Wida Tausif would rather forget her schoolyard memories. “I was labelled a terrorist, there were days I’d get eggs and tomatoes thrown at me…I would…

  • Women’s education rights triumph

    Women’s education rights triumph

    She may only be 11 years old, but St Margaret’s Berwick grammar student Kate is proof that gender equality activism is making its mark on…

  • Industry honour for Star chief

    Industry honour for Star chief

    Star News Group owner and managing director Paul Thomas has been made a life member of both the Victorian Country Press Association and Country Press…

  • Q and A with Akoonah Park Men’s Shed member and children’s author Paul Dekmetzian

    Q and A with Akoonah Park Men’s Shed member and children’s author Paul Dekmetzian

    Tell us a fun fact about yourself! Poppy the Cavoodle sits at the laptop with me when I am working. Have to stop her licking…

  • $9 million boost for James Cook Primary School

    $9 million boost for James Cook Primary School

    The ALP has pledged an ambitious investment into facilities at a primary school in Endeavour Hills, as crunch time looms for candidates in the 2022…

  • Vote below-line reminder: VEC

    Vote below-line reminder: VEC

    Voters were issued an official reminder that they could control their Upper House preferences by voting below the line. The Victorian Electoral Commission issued a…

  • Fifty years for popular local couple

    Fifty years for popular local couple

    Thursday 10 November was a special day on the calendar for David and Norrie Cook, who celebrated 50 years of marriage. The couple tied the…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    Tooradin Craft Bazaar Amazing array of donated crafts and gifts are arriving daily and a huge display of wonderful items, all donated, will fill the…

  • Garry’s Greaves grass gripe

    Garry’s Greaves grass gripe

    A “sea of three-foot-high grass” in Narre Warren South has forced Gary Ellis to take maintenance outside his home into his own hands after being…

  • Akoonah Park pulls early voters

    Akoonah Park pulls early voters

    “I’d rather stick with the devil I know than the one that I don’t,” said Narre Warren resident Meredith Dale as she stood outside a…

  • Prohibited person charged over loaded shotgun

    Prohibited person charged over loaded shotgun

    A Clyde North man has been charged with possessing a loaded shotgun and ammunition in breach of a Firearm Prohibition Order. Police were called to…

  • Pokies king faces 62 charges

    Pokies king faces 62 charges

    A pokies operator is facing 62 charges of allegedly operating machines without mandatory pre-commitment technology. After a tip-off in December 2021, Victorian Gambling and Casino…

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