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Red for a Reason

The Ladies in Red Gala Lunch was held at the Pink Hill Hotel in Beaconsfield on August 24, organised by the local social group...

Age of Steam stops at Pakenham Station

The juxtaposition of new and old was on display over the weekend with the original “Gippslander” train passing through Pakenham. The Age of Steam stopped...

Have your say on ‘new’ Eumemmerring Creek

Pop-up sessions are set to reveal more on the revival of a section of Eumemmerring Creek into a more natural state. Melbourne Water is planning...

Gains toward a violence-free South East

A four-year strategy led by Women’s Health in the South East has been hailed for taking steps towards a more gender-equitable, violence-free region. WHISE’s Promoting...

Families torn apart

Medicating children with ADHD and Autism remains a deeply contested issue, particularly in cultural and religious communities across south east and wider Australia. South Sudanese...

Parliament may reopen self-defence debate

A petition to reform Victoria’s self-defence laws has surged past 10,000 signatures in a week, signalling growing public anger after Parliament last week refused...

Old Pakenham bin found in Denmark

A 34-year-old Pakenham bin has been found very far from home. Melbourne local, Gavin Hulme, was visiting a friend in Denmark when he came across...

Frustrations and concerns continue amidst consultation for Kramer Drive car park

The recent announcement by the City of Casey to conduct consultation on the Kramer Drive car park in Berwick has been met with objections...

Hoon-meet cars fail the unroadworthy test

More than 150 drivers accused of taking part in illegal hoon gatherings across Greater Dandenong were requested by police to surrender their cars for...

Unlock your imagination

As Book Week celebrates the power of stories, local authors continue to inspire young minds, encouraging creativity, empathy, and the joy of reading. Gazette...

The Urban Nanna effect

In a world that often feels fast and overwhelming, Matilda has found clarity in the rhythms of nature. Through permaculture, she’s discovering how small,...

Pressure mounts on Battin as Liberals slip in the polls

Pressure is mounting on local MP and Opposition Leader Brad Battin after continued decline in opinion polls less than a year since he took...

Vulin breaks new ground in Parliamentary inclusivity

A political first in accessibility, Pakenham MP Emma Vulin used a communication device to speak formally within parliamentary chambers. As MPs returned to Spring Street...