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Casey celebrates 15 years of safe driving

The City of Casey’s learner driver mentorship program celebrated its 15th anniversary on Tuesday, 16 April, unveiling two new vehicles to aid the program’s...

Family violence detractors show the long road ahead

An award-winning South East service is calling for funding to continue its family violence prevention work. Wellsprings for Women was presented the Fiona Richardson Award...

Rising break-ins prompt business move, call for cameras

With six break-ins in the last nine months, beloved local business owner, Harry, of Harry’s Clothing in Berwick, has been forced to close up...

Concerns voiced on lack of public transport

Settling into newer estates is bound to come with its own set of challenges, and for the residents of St Germain in Clyde North...

Girls football at fever pitch

Riding on a Matildas high, nearly 700 girls flocked to a maxed-out regional soccer tournament in Endeavour Hills. More than 70 teams from across the...

Designs revealed for station upgrade

Designs for the new Narrre Warren Police Station have been revealed, following the release of the Clyde North Police Station designs in March. Backed by...

Art is food for the soul

Visions of seascapes, buildings, mountain ranges and the beauty of still life covered the Nossal High School auditorium during Provenance Artists Inc.’s 25th annual...

Footy player allegedly coward-punched during reserves game

Police are investigating after a Hampton Park Redbacks player was allegedly coward-punched from behind on Saturday 13 April at Robert Booth Reserve. While waiting...

Non-conviction indicated for Monash Health

Monash Health has been offered a non-conviction sentence indication over the suicide of a patient at Casey Hospital, Berwick in 2015. The health service...

Return of Gremlns

After a seven-year hiatus, the South East rap group Gremlns is making a comeback to revive Australia’s music scene. Formed in 2014, Cranbourne’s 700Kae, Gs...

Cranbourne West uni student Sahaya Merin Victor Babu

Tell us about yourself and what you study at uni! As a Bachelor of Software Engineering student at RMIT University, I am deeply interested in advancing...

Centenarian celebration

Berwick resident Betty Funston has looked back on her 100 years fondly surrounded by her extended family, with memories including walking three miles to...

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Eagles face huge challenge against the Dingoes

Cranbourne face a huge test this Saturday against Dingley as it looks to take its season off the canvas after a 0-3 start. There was...