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  • Boys charged after police pursuit

    Boys charged after police pursuit

    Three boys have been charged after a police pursuit of an allegedly stolen vehicle across several South East suburbs. A 13-year-old Hampton Park boy, a…

  • How to ‘grow around grief’

    How to ‘grow around grief’

    A ground-breaking, free tool kit clearly shows how people bereaved by suicide can “get good help” and how others can “give good help” in the…

  • Doveton man arrested at suspicious blaze

    Doveton man arrested at suspicious blaze

    A man has been arrested and a dog rescued at the scene of a suspicious house-fire in Doveton on 3 July. Emergency services were called…

  • Q&A with Blairlogie CEO Carolyn Carr

    Q&A with Blairlogie CEO Carolyn Carr

    Tell us a fun fact about yourself! When I was young I won an effigy competition held for Guy Fawkes night. The winner of the…

  • Fears AI will replace workers

    Fears AI will replace workers

    Berwick has been listed fourth in the top ten Victorian suburbs facing automation shifts in the workplace, according to suburb-data provider Suburbtrends. An estimated 12,092…

  • Grow your own snow peas

    Grow your own snow peas

    Snow peas are easy to grow and very rewarding, but where do you start? First, you need to choose a variety. I use Oregon Sugar…

  • New multilingual services

    New multilingual services

    Hearing Australia will now be offering multilingual services as doors open at new Fountain Gate and Glen Waverley centres. With close to 1 in 4…

  • Q&A… with Animals Down Under owner Shelli Knight

    Q&A… with Animals Down Under owner Shelli Knight

    Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I used to be a barrel racer. What do you love the most about your job? Spending time…

  • World War II veteran celebrates a century

    World War II veteran celebrates a century

    Berwick resident Ted McConchie has always had a love for electronics, being a former wireless operator in a Beaufort bomber aircraft in World War II…

  • New phone tower angst

    New phone tower angst

    A new phone tower has led to a group of Clyde North Meridian Estate residents petitioning to the council as they are in dismay over…

  • Early gains for MERLE pilot

    Early gains for MERLE pilot

    An early-intervention pilot program is reportedly making inroads as the youth crime rate soars in the South East. In August, the MERLE (Mentor, Empower, Reflect,…

  • Courage and talent pay off for YG

    Courage and talent pay off for YG

    As a teen, Dandenong-based basketballer Yuot Gai took a giant leap to grab a full scholarship at South Plains College in Texas, USA. Four years…

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