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Working to eliminate plastics

Lyndhurst locals Neesh and Amanda are saving the world one bamboo plant at a time. The Little Big Bamboo is a sustainable bamboo based store,...

High number of animal welfare complaints

Casey takes second place in the state for animal welfare complaints. Ranking second out of 79 municipalities in the state, City of Casey saw 531...

Ramping up opportunities

Women with recreational fishing and boating interests are being given new opportunities via an expanded network. The number of women in recreational fishing has increased...

Students show their pride

Cranbourne Secondary College has shown off its artistic skills and inclusive values with the opening of the MultiPride Harmony Wall. The theme of Thursday...

Selected for state

Impressive players are emerging from Little Crete Basketball Club, and they’re being noticed. In 2022, the club had three girls get picked for the...

68 lives lost

Police are determined to turn around a shocking start to the year on the roads with a statewide enforcement effort to be conducted over...

Proving herself over 500km

Local woman Paula Porter is taking her fitness game to the next level. The 71-year-old will travel on foot from Cranbourne to Mallacoota, a whopping...

No jail for hit-run driver

A hit-run driver who mowed down another motorist at the side of Glasscocks Road in Lyndhurst has been spared jail. Fiame Teo, 45, of...

Community contributions welcome

Residents and businesses will get to have their say this month on the potential future Thompsons Road and Berwick-Cranbourne Road Intersection Upgrade which will...

Another Casey winner

A Hampton Park man received the shock of a lifetime when he went to claim his prize-winning Instant Scratch-Its ticket at The Lott headquarters...

Legacy lives in Oyiti Cup

A three-day Easter basketball tournament is the latest step in a brave Cranbourne father’s campaign for aiding youth mental health in the South East. The...

Tractors pull in thousands

Revving engines deafened crowds and the smell of exhaust filled the air at the Tooradin Tractor Pull over the weekend. The annual event attracted thousands...

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Footy surprise for cultural awareness

With the sun grazing the horizon, young players from the Clyde Cougars Football Club in Clyde were eager to get their cleats on the...