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  • Be a Green Leader

    Be a Green Leader

    A grassroots push for greener living is taking root in Casey, where residents recently joined a hands-on composting session to learn how small changes at…

  • Rates cap set at 2.75%

    Rates cap set at 2.75%

    Council rates will be capped at 2.75 per cent for the coming year by the State Government, in line with the Essential Services Commission recommendation.…

  • A secret landcare sanctuary

    A secret landcare sanctuary

    One property in Nar Nar Goon North is a secret sanctuary humming with native wildlife. Bessie Creek Landcare’s Geoff Leed has developed his land into…

  • Seeds of change planted

    Seeds of change planted

    What started as a simple idea to beautify a reserve has grown into a community movement to restore habitat and inspire future generations. Gazette journalist…

  • Western Port needs a secured future

    Western Port needs a secured future

    PRECEDE Western Port is one of the most unique ecosystems in the world; it is home to a variety of fauna and flora like mangroves…

  • Man charged with murder following alleged stabbing

    Man charged with murder following alleged stabbing

    Detectives from the Homicide Squad have charged a man with murder following a fatal stabbing in Clyde on Monday December 22. A 27-year-old Clyde man…

  • Berwick man’s Christmas windfall

    Berwick man’s Christmas windfall

    A Berwick man’s Christmas tree isn’t the only thing sparkling after a call on the job revealed he’d scored a Keno win of more than $185,000.…

  • Naming the harm is not the same as fixing the cause

    Naming the harm is not the same as fixing the cause

    A week after the Bondi shooting, Australia has moved through familiar stages. Shock. Grief. Anger. Accusations. And now, reflection. As Hanukkah draws to a close,…

  • Legacy of conservation

    Legacy of conservation

    A Garfield couple has recently secured permanent protection for their property under a conservation covenant, ensuring its preservation for generations to come. Gazette journalist Afraa…

  • Nurturing heritage

    Nurturing heritage

    For over 30 years, the Weston family has been cultivating premium Hereford cattle in first Pakenham and now Tynong. Started originally by Paul Weston and…

  • Bees need our help

    Bees need our help

    For Lazlo Kun, the greatest frustration is when people fail to understand the real value of bees and why urgent action is needed. Gazette journalist…

  • Australia leads chemical-free golf

    Australia leads chemical-free golf

    PRECEDE: The collaboration between professional golfer and coach Garth Cusick and renowned academic, plant pathologist, and soil microbiologist Dr. Mary Cole may seem unusual, but…

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