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Tragedy strikes twice

Last year’s house fire should have been the end, but the family’s nightmare is far from over. At 7.15am on 2 September 2025, Fire Rescue...

High speeds in alleged stolen SUV, two boys arrested

Two boys were arrested after allegedly speeding at more than 200 km/h in a stolen SUV on Friday 16 January. Police say they observed the...

Local Australia Day events

With Australia Day approaching on Monday, there will be many local events. Here is a list of a few local celebrations. Officer City Community Australia...

CFA volunteer numbers decline

Swimming legend battles cancer

‘Shake things up’, independent group declare run for Bass in upcoming state election

Cheese making continues as family tradition at Gippsland Jersey

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Sport

Bullants shock Pakenham to shake up potential finals mix

A Pakenham meltdown provided a new layer of drama to the run home as Officer produced one of the upsets of the season in...

Terrific Tormey blasts 91 to lead brilliant Bucks to semi-finals

The DDCA T20 semi-finals are set with two big clashes set for next month with Narre South to host Berwick and Hallam Kalora Park...

It’s Tucker-time for Yabbies

B GRADE Pakenham Upper/Toomuc (4/252) did not have to wait for the tea break for ‘Tucker-time’ on Saturday with father-and-son Adam (111) and Addison Tucker...

Pumas pulse paves the way

A return to baseball in 2026 ushered in a big week for Pakenham with the Pumas Firsts showing great composure to recover from a...

Exciting times as the big guns hit Pakenham for Ace Classic

The overall strength of competition is what excites Tournament Director Chris Millidonis most as the Pakenham Regional Tennis Centre prepares to host the third...

Tom’s stocks continue to soar

Winning races worth millions for champion trainer Ciaron Maher have become a lucrative habit for Bunyip-based jockey Tom Stockdale after scoring a memorable victory...

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Q&A with farmers Peter and Maureen Cogo

Can you tell me a bit about your family's history with this property? Maureen: We bought this property, about six hectares, almost 40 years ago....

VAAN awards remarkable achievers

The Victorian Afghan Associations Network successfully celebrated great female talents and role models in the Hazara and Afghan communities. Eight females were chosen to be...

What’s On

Christmas Lunch If you’re on your own or experiencing hardship and need some friendship a meal and good company this Christmas. Come along and join a...

Q&A with local resident Michael Bodey

What are some achievements you’re proud of? I’ve spent 25 years officiating for Athletics Victoria, I stay actively involved with the RSL, I’ve been ballroom...

What’s On

Garfield Christmas Festival The annual ‘Garfield Christmas Festival’ is back for another year and is bigger than ever! Garfield will again be filled with festive spirit...

Q&A with Rose Deng, Casey advocate and youth worker

What was your experience like fleeing Sudan during the war, and what are some of your most vivid memories from that time?  My parents were...

In Business

Here you go!

Summer is set to shine across Melbourne’s southeast as the Southside Summer Carnival returns from 27 December to 17 January, bringing six action-packed race...

Rockn’ Suzies dance classes have turned 22 years

Rockn’ Suzies dance classes have turned 22 years ...... And I still love teaching people how to dance. I believe that Rock and...

Volunteering is rewarding and fulfilling

Volunteering as a senior can be incredibly rewarding and fulfilling. There are many opportunities available where your skills, experience, and wisdom can make a...

A Fresh Start: Planning for Your Loved Ones’ Care

Planning for aged care is rarely an easy conversation, but it can be one of the most meaningful gifts families give their loved ones....

Chery Omoda musical chairs

It’s getting quite difficult to keep track of the constantly evolving brands and sub-brands within the giant Chinese Chery group. The most recent development is...

From Cornwall with love

Cornwall is considered one of the most remote and yet beautiful counties in England. And the county’s North Coast with its dramatic cliffscapes, craggy...

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Trust is here to help

The PB Ronald Trust may be able to help you financially? Decades after his passing, the tireless community work of PB Ronald is still being...

Woman dies following Berwick crash

An 88-year-old woman has died after being struck by a vehicle in a Berwick car park over the weekend. Dashcam footage shows the woman walking...

CFA funding war fuels political firestorm

Victoria’s professional and volunteer firefighters are demanding a parliamentary inquiry into the state’s bushfire preparedness, accusing the Allan government of underfunding the Country Fire...

Disturbing breach revealed in all Victorian schools

A cyber attack has struck all Victorian government schools, fueling parental anger and fears for their children’s safety. Department of Education told the Gazette that...

$4 million Doveton Pool redevelopment underway

The $4 million redevelopment at Doveton Pool began on Tuesday 13 January, with the next phase of construction endeavouring to deliver modern and accessible...

30 year celebration of Cambodian Buddhist Sangha Congress

The Buddhist community recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Annual Cambodian Buddhist Sangha Congress in Springvale South. Thirty monks from Cambodia, USA, Canada, India...

​​Enhancing water quality with Ice Pigging innovation​

South East Water has introduced Ice Pigging technology to clean its large water mains, improving water quality for customers. The Ice Pigging solution is...

Meaningful interactions through mobile clinic

It’s almost two months since Street Side Medics opened its mobile clinic in Dandenong but the impact reached is great. The team saw nine patients...

Police probe early-morning assault on Clyde North man

Police are investigating an assault in Clyde North on 15 January. Officers were called to reports of a 42-year-old man who had been assaulted in...

Dandenong factory fire deemed suspicious

A Dandenong factory caught up in flames was deemed suspicious by Victoria Police and Fire Rescue Victoria. Emergency services responded to multiple Triple Zero (000)...

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