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Craft time at Emerald Library

Spring seemed to finally arrive last week in the midst of the school holidays and it's always a time of fun activities at Emerald...

Market stalwart’s future goes to seed

A Dandenong Market florist of 35 years says her retirement plans are in upheaval due to being forced out of her site by the...

United in Hazara genocide remembrance

The prominent Hazara community in the south east gathered to mark the 133rd Hazara genocide at the Drum Theatre in Dandenong. Organised by the newly...

Hazaras push for future ‘without fear’

The Hazara Genocide Memorial event was organised by the Hazara Cultural Association, whose members controversially proposed to rename Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street,...

China’s GWM in talks to purchase old Holden Lang Lang test ground

After years of uncertainty, Holden's old Lang Lang Proving Ground may have a new owner, with current negotiations reportedly involving China's Great Wall Motor...

‘Here to fight Labor not each other’, Aldred blasts party infighting

New MP Mary Aldred has shown no fear in criticising the squabbles of her senior colleagues, warning that the Liberal party room in Canberra...

Small win for Casey

Graffiti defacing the Clyde Road overpass in Berwick will be removed, following advocacy from the Casey Residents & Ratepayers Association (CRRA), Opposition Leader MP...

Parents’ Plea: “I’m going to fight until somebody hears my cry”

Clyde’s heartbroken parents are urging the Victorian Government to fund the Meningococcal B vaccine after their 16-year-old son, Levi Syer, died suddenly last week...

’Not very efficient,’ developer exposes housing reality

A local developer is scaling back his projects in Victoria, as his goal to build 100 homes in Pakenham and Officer is now years...

‘Stop the crime,’ Main Street calls for shutters

With crime prevention a key objective in the redevelopment of Main Street, one trader is calling for security shutters to be rolled out across...

Lang Lang quarry operator proposes own truck bypass

As Lang Lang continues its more than 20-year wait for a truck bypass, a sand quarry operator is attempting to build its own bypass...

Seniors celebrate in style

Across Victoria, seniors and their families came together in October to enjoy a month of free and low-cost events celebrating the contributions of older...

Upcoming rail disruptions in Melbourne’s south-east

There will be disruptions to metropolitan trains on sections of the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines and V/Line trains on the Traralgon and Bairnsdale lines...