Step back to the Red Mill
Celebrating the centenary of Red Mill, the Sherbrooke Arts Society (SAS) will host an afternoon tea with history, memories, displays and a detailed talk...
Watch out for parthenium weed in interstate fodder
Farmers importing or receiving donated fodder from interstate due to drought or after the recent Victorian bushfires are reminded to watch out for weeds...
Former detectives warn of bikie gangs ‘intimidation tactic’
Empty streets caused by Big Build works are turning parts of southeast into a “playground” for criminals, former detectives and local businesses warn.
Businesses have...
Q&A with beekeeper Alice Lin
What inspired you to start beekeeping, and how long have you been doing it?
I’ve only been learning beekeeping for a few months. Earlier this...
Another successful fest of Upper Beaconsfield
The Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival celebrated another year of community spirit and friendly competition.
Held in perfect sunny weather on Sunday, the festival transformed the...
Local university launches new initiative to provide free professional attire for students
As cost of living increasingly becomes a barrier for many tertiary students, a local Casey university is taking matters into their own hands with...
PM celebrates Ramadan Night Market
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has helped launch Dandenong’s Ramadan Night Market for its second year, marking the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan.
He...
Pakenham Senior Citizens welcome Chinese New Year
Pakenham has welcomed Chinese New Year, with initial celebrations beginning at the senior citizens club, where a special talk was held about the festive...
Women Making It Work marks 20 years with book launch
Women Making It Work (WMIW), a grassroots network supporting women in business across Casey and Cardinia, marked its 20th anniversary with the launch of...
No bad blood for local MP dumped from shadow ministry
Local MP Jason Wood has been dumped from the new shadow ministry as Angus Taylor takes the reins of the party in a tumultuous...
CFA’s Good Friday appeal hits 75 years
CFA’s long and proud history of involvement with the Good Friday Appeal will reach a remarkable 75 years this year, while the Appeal will...
A glimpse back through the archives
50 years to 1976
The clock was turned back more than 100 years at the Police Paddocks in Rowville when, as a salute to the...
Family’s race against time
A Pakenham family is living day-by-day after their two-year-old son was diagnosed with a rare and terminal genetic disorder.
Clark Rofe cannot sit, stand, roll,...
