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  • Year in Review 2025: Casey’s ’naughty list’ under scrutiny

    Year in Review 2025: Casey’s ’naughty list’ under scrutiny

    Casey Council’s Unreasonable Complainant Conduct (UCC) policy stood out in 2025 as its application to residents sparked concern over how community voices are managed within…

  • 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.…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Turning pain into purpose

    Turning pain into purpose

    From grief to greatness, a rising musician is finding the courage to speak her truth and inspiring others to rise with her. “Don’t let your…

  • Pakenham driver set for tunnel opening

    Pakenham driver set for tunnel opening

    The Metro Tunnel is set to open in less than two weeks and Pakenham’s Mark Godden is set to be among the first drivers to…

  • Quiet service honoured

    Quiet service honoured

    Often, the quiet work of so many goes unnoticed, but the Kooweerup and District Motorcycle Club never forgets those who help the organisation tick. Recently,…

  • Lighting up hope for all

    Lighting up hope for all

    Survivor advocates have come too far to stop. Across the globe, the 16 Days of Activism shine a light on gender-based violence, with Macy Choudhury…

  • Saved from the Streets

    Saved from the Streets

    Retired gang members Mar and Moses Riek know firsthand how trapped life on the streets can feel, where escape seems impossible. In a heartfelt conversation…

  • The write turn

    The write turn

    A late start hasn’t slowed William Porter, who swapped corporate life for creative storytelling and hasn’t looked back since. Now 75, he continues to embrace…

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