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Mentor, advocate, consultant, author and Clyde North local Julie Cini said she was “pretty stoked” to find out she was a recipient of the Medal…

A Cranbourne man who inflicted cruel and prolonged torture sessions against a series of victims has been jailed for up to a decade. Shayne Smith…

A council meeting on Monday 5 June saw a petition of 1,980 signatures in a desperate move to list Australia’s largest drive-in theatre, the Lunar…

From changing a tyre to cooking a nutritious meal, a group of South East young people received a crash course into some of life’s most…

Runners, joggers and strollers of all ages celebrated the 9th birthday of the Frog Hollow parkrun in Endeavour Hills in style last weekend. The party…

With hundreds of children having experienced Joan Esmarie Graham’s compassionate care, it is no wonder she has been awarded the Medal of the Order of…

While many Warneet locals aren’t happy about the location of the local mangroves, the City of Casey Sustainability Team stresses their environmental importance. Warneet locals…

Local parents are at odds over sending children to childcare when they are sick, especially moving into the winter months. With the cost of living…

Tradies working in Clyde and Clyde North worry the lack of reception could pose a safety threat. Dub Render owner Sean Flynn said he is…

From being helpful, considerate, loyal and trustworthy, Berwick resident Robert Millen has lived a full life dedicated to the laws of the Scouts. Serving in…

David Williamson’s 1981 play The Perfectionist focuses, ironically enough, on the imperfection of people. Via her theatre company Cast Productions, director Jacqueline Stewart is set…

For many people, donating blood is an hour out of their day, while for others, it represents the gift of a lifetime. However, for one…