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ALP euphoria in landslide election win

Federal Labor has resoundingly held its South East seats with massive swings in Bruce, Holt, Hotham and Isaacs as it stormed to re-election with...

Monash too close to call

The multi-horse race in the seat of Monash is too close to call with the electorate split between the major parties and independents. Incumbent, former...

Wood in tight contest to retain La Trobe amid national swing against Liberals

Jason Wood is on a less than one percent margin in La Trobe with half of the vote counted amid an election that has...

Pre-poll closes, parties brace for election day

Election day is only one night away, when the country will decide who will lead them for the next three years. A line all the...

Calls to end violence

As the election approaches, a private online community of over 8.5k women across Gippsland, Cardinia, and Casey are calling out political promises, warning that...

Hallam among many in Vic to get new childcare

Hallam will be one of many suburbs in Victoria to receive a new early learning centre in 2026. The State Government announced on Wednesday, 30...

Henry Grossek’s legacy of speaking out

In light of Berwick Lodge Primary School's principal of 35 years, Henry Grossek’s retirement, he remains one of the most outspoken local voices in...

Goofy Goobers to rock Beaconhills

The famous residents of Bikini Bottom are set to hit the stage in the Beaconhills College production of ‘The SpongeBob Musical – Youth Edition’....

Four teens charged with affray at Endeavour Hills shopping centre

Four teenage girls have been charged with an alleged affray in which a bystander was struck with a glass bottle at Endeavour Hills shopping...

‘Jealous rage’ leads Pakenham man to prison

A Pakenham man who broke into his ex-partner’s house and assaulted her in a “jealous rage” while their children were present has been sentenced...

Draft Upper Beac Reserve masterplan revealed

Cardinia Shire Council is seeking community feedback on the draft Upper Beaconsfield Reserve Masterplan. The draft masterplan has been developed using ideas gathered from the...

New Pond, New Life

The first ever frog pond was built at Cardinia Environment Coalition Indigenous Plant Nursery on 26 April. Gazette journalist Afraa Kori captured the community’s...

Together for change

Beneath the autumn night sky, with candles glowing and hearts heavy, the community came together to honour lives lost and shattered by family violence. The...