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  • Doctor stands by decision not to give boxer brain scan

    Doctor stands by decision not to give boxer brain scan

    A Pearcedale 18-year-old’s symptoms of vomiting, headache and dizziness 10 days after a head knock while boxing were not enough to warrant a brain scan,…

  • Camms Road intersection reopened to traffic

    Camms Road intersection reopened to traffic

    The Camms Road intersection was opened on the morning of Monday 3 June, as works continue towards the completion of major construction on the Narre…

  • Bassir runs for Council

    Bassir runs for Council

    Founder and chief executive of charity Bahktar Community Organisation Bassir Qadiri has launched his campaign for the October election, determined to voice for the community.…

  • Boxing concussion months before death probed by coroner

    Boxing concussion months before death probed by coroner

    A father has cried as he detailed missed opportunities in the months before his 18-year-old son died from bleeding near his brain after collapsing at…

  • Cranbourne greyhounds in ‘limbo’

    Cranbourne greyhounds in ‘limbo’

    Greyhound racing at Cranbourne remains in “limbo” more than two years after its track was closed. The greyhound track at Cranbourne Racecourse was closed in…

  • Calls for flu vaccinations with winter’s onset

    Calls for flu vaccinations with winter’s onset

    With 2023 seeing one of the worst flu seasons in Australia since 2019, there is a renewed push for people to be vaccinated against the…

  • Books galore

    Books galore

    The monthly book sale for Berwick Library is fast approaching, with Friday 7 June marking as not just a way to maintain upkeep but also…

  • Trapped in the NDIS gap

    Trapped in the NDIS gap

    People with mental illness are being forced into aged care and homelessness due to ‘falling through cracks’ in the NDIS system, a South East provider…

  • New tool to measure pollution distress

    New tool to measure pollution distress

    Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria is trialling a tool to measure the psychological health impacts of pollution and waste in the City of Casey, as…

  • Chapel Street factory fire in Lynbrook

    Chapel Street factory fire in Lynbrook

    CFA was called to a roof exhaust on fire at a factory in Chapel Street at Lynbrook on 1 June at 7.17am. The shopfitting manufacturing…

  • Not too late to celebrate

    Not too late to celebrate

    A night of laughter, dance and song filled the Fountain Gate Hotel as the South East Zimbabwean Women’s group gathered for a belated Mother’s Day…

  • Jailed for ‘horrific’ domestic violence

    Jailed for ‘horrific’ domestic violence

    A man who inflicted what a judge described as among “the most horrific” examples of domestic violence has been jailed for up to seven-and-a-half years.…

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