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Change your clocks, check your smoke alarms

As Victorians wind their clocks back this weekend when daylight saving comes to an end, firefighters are reminding people to test their smoke alarms...

Coles still interested in Officer, no word from Woolies

The one industry that could kick-start the development of the Officer town centre is the supermarkets, but there is yet to be certainty that...

Smoke forces garbage truck to dump load due to incorrectly disposed waste

An incorrectly disposed household item caused smoke inside a garbage truck in Pakenham, prompting a response from emergency services on April 2. Fortunately, no injuries...

Local farmers shrug off Trump beef

US President Donald Trump singled out Australian beef when he announced worldwide tariffs on all imports, but local producers are “not losing sleep” over...

Plea to help find missing girl

Police are seeking public help to find a missing 13-year-old girl believed to have travelled to Melbourne’s South East. Sheanna, who is wearing a moonboot,...

Police nab reckless driving in road operation

Police have conducted a road safety operation in Cardinia, targeting speeding, distracted and impaired drivers to help drive down road trauma. In the past year,...

Wood family’s interest in migration firm revealed amid heated national debate

Amid a heated debate around migration numbers, local Liberal MP and shadow minister for migrant services, Jason Wood, declared his family’s stake in a...

Coalition’s Gazette News complaint dismissed by AEC

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has dismissed claims made by the Coalition that a local news outlet was just a Teal funded publication designed...

Rotary rock and roll all night

A dress-up competition had members of the Rotary Club of Emerald and District rock and rolling all night as they pulled together a stunning...

Clyde North learner driver caught allegedly racing at 200km/h in Cranbourne North

An unaccompanied Clyde North learner driver has shocked police after allegedly being clocked doing 200km/h in Cranbourne North in the early morning of Sunday...

Park stabbing creates fear

Following an alleged knife attack in Pakenham on March 28, parents are growing increasingly fearful as police continue their investigation into the violent incident,...

Cost of living, the top voter issue

It comes as no surprise that the top priority in the Gazette’s election survey is the cost of living, with over a third of...

Main Street revamp still on the agenda

The redevelopment of Main Street is far from over, with the council hoping to begin construction this year. The revamp of Main Street has long...

A wake up call