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  • Year in Review 2024: Tragic death shocks the community

    Year in Review 2024: Tragic death shocks the community

    Services at a women’s health clinic in Hampton Park were partially closed in 2024 following a Casey woman’s death after an abortion surgery. Narre Warren…

  • Year in Review 2024: Damaging fire near the absent fire station

    Year in Review 2024: Damaging fire near the absent fire station

    An ironic nightmare in Clyde North occured in early 2024 when a residential fire just opposite the undelivered Clyde North Fire Station destroyed eight garages…

  • Battin grants Heath spot in shadow cabinet

    Battin grants Heath spot in shadow cabinet

    New opposition leader and Berwick MP Brad Battin has unveiled his shadow ministry with some of his fellow South East colleagues bumped up for the…

  • Refugee ‘desperate’ to build a better life

    Refugee ‘desperate’ to build a better life

    Just a piece of paper separates Thanu Mylvaganam from his dreams of marriage, children and buying a home in Australia. The motivated 31-year-old Tamil asylum…

  • Locals receive AusNet funding

    Locals receive AusNet funding

    Thirteen councils and community groups will receive close to $2.4 million, as recipients of AusNet’s Energy Resilience Community Fund Major Grants. Casey City Council and…

  • Pakenham and Cranbourne best performing in house prices

    Pakenham and Cranbourne best performing in house prices

    The South East had some of the State’s best performing suburbs in house prices, with Pakenham and Cranbourne in the top five for 2024’s annual…

  • Help for graduate teachers

    Help for graduate teachers

    Graduate teachers will soon be receiving even more support as they kick start their educational career, thanks to the state government. Education Minister Ben Carroll…

  • Double polls as former treasurer’s seat up for grabs

    Double polls as former treasurer’s seat up for grabs

    A date is set for Jacinta Allan’s first electoral test as premier, with voters in the former treasurer’s seat heading to the polls for a…

  • Being bold for the future

    Being bold for the future

    PRECEDE: As for being bold for change, there’s no better time, no more propitious time, no more important time than now for women to be…

  • A new era of wellbeing

    A new era of wellbeing

    PRECEDE With 30 years experience working in the suicide prevention sector, Debra’s vision and mission remain the same – to empower and equip each unique…

  • Creating a bright future

    Creating a bright future

    PRECEDE: For parents of children with special needs, hope can be hard to hold on to. But on Nurture Homestead in Pearcedale, there is a…

  • Passing the baton

    Passing the baton

    PRECEDE: Dr Mary Cole’s legacy extends far beyond her groundbreaking work in biological farming. What sets her apart is her humility to pass the baton…

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