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  • Year in Review 2025: Holt’s red wave

    Year in Review 2025: Holt’s red wave

    2025 was a big year for Holt Member Cassandra Fernando as she won her second term in the May Federal Election with an overwhelming advantage.…

  • Youths throw bricks from overpass, damaging cars and injuring a driver

    Youths throw bricks from overpass, damaging cars and injuring a driver

    Police are investigating an incident in Springvale, after five vehicles were damaged by a brick in the early hours of Saturday morning. Greater Dandenong Crime…

  • Year in Review 2025: Casey’s green wedge planning fights

    Year in Review 2025: Casey’s green wedge planning fights

    After years of simmering tension, the planning clash between Casey’s green wedge community and religious organisations reached a breaking point in 2025, as two temple…

  • Year in Review 2025: Panda Mart turmoil

    Year in Review 2025: Panda Mart turmoil

    International discount retailer Panda Mart landed in Cranbourne in early 2025 and made headlines throughout the year with a roller coaster of incidents. It opened…

  • Charges after fatal house fire

    Charges after fatal house fire

    Detectives from the Arson and Explosives Squad have charged a woman following a fatal house fire in Clyde North last month. A 29-year-old woman taken…

  • Altercation on Monash Freeway prompts police investigation

    Altercation on Monash Freeway prompts police investigation

    Victoria Police is investigating a collision that occurred on 3 January on the Monash Freeway between Hallam and Narre Warren. Officers responded to reports following…

  • Nurse who never surrenders

    Nurse who never surrenders

    For 40 years, Sally has been the heart of Berwick’s hospital — a nurse, leader, and problem-solver whose care has touched generations. “Always stay positive…

  • Leading Living Learning

    Leading Living Learning

    Living Learning Pakenham has welcomed their brand-new CEO, Audra Fenton, who is excited to take the reins of the organisation and develop new ideas to…

  • CEO’s last day

    CEO’s last day

    After many years in local government, Cardinia CEO Carol Jeffs is departing the shire after almost seven years. Having worked from deep in the country…

  • Gardeners fight weeds together

    Gardeners fight weeds together

    Weeds are more than just a backyard nuisance—they threaten native ecosystems, agriculture, water catchments, natural landscapes, recreational activities, human health, and the economy. Reducing their…

  • Geoff’s surprise honour

    Geoff’s surprise honour

    For Pakenham’s Geoff Young, keeping busy helping the community is just a fact of life with no thought of any accolades or recognition. That all…

  • The veteran hero next door

    The veteran hero next door

    From a humble wheat farm to the skies of World War II, 100-year-old Matthew Moore’s life is a testament to resilience, service, and simple values…

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