Rabbits plague spreads
It took 70 years for rabbits to colonise Australia, devastating the environment and threatening over 300 native species. Gazette journalist AFRAA KORI discusses...
Casey records highest crime numbers since 2016
Casey recorded the highest criminal offences since 2016 in the 2024 calendar year, according to the latest crime statistics.
A total of 27,285 offences were...
Limbrick weighs in on Casey meeting
Local southeastern Libertarian MP David Limbrick has spoken out in support of local Casey residents amidst the March council meeting.
Limbrick said that motoring...
Casey Council will advocate on proposed waste transfer station
Casey Council is on the same page on the proposed Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station, as the Mayor will write to the Planning Minister...
Building up for second lake gathering
With the second community gathering at Guru Nanak Lake set for Sunday, 23 March, Michael Ball, event organiser and resident, isn’t willing to let...
‘Play fair’, Gippsland Jersey calls out big supermarket dominance
A new Government report on supermarkets has renewed scrutiny of Coles and Woolworths, prompting a local milk producer who has fallen victim to their...
Application lodged for Costco in Pakenham
After years of expectation for a fateful return, Costco appears to have applied for another permit in the South East - this time in...
Police looking for gunman after incident in Beaconsfield
Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a firearms incident in Beaconsfield last month.
Investigators have been told a group of males were involved in...
KWR bowls club celebrate new facility
Our Kooweerup community were out in numbers to celebrate the completion of the newly developed Bowls and Community Hub on Thursday 13 March.
Cardinia Shire...
Aligned Leisure here to stay
Recreational managers Aligned Leisure won't be going anywhere from Cardinia Shire after they secured a renewed contract of up to 10 years.
The Richmond Football...
Alleged hoons caught on Pakenham main street
Police members say they observed a white Ford Falcon with no registration plates performing numerous burnouts in Main Street Pakenham at 11.30 pm on...
Beach safety day for international students
Beaconhills College’s international students recently discovered the joys – and the perils – of Australian beaches as part of their orientation program at the...