Berwick local to star in smash hit musical
Berwick local Saskia Kirby is set to take the stage in one of Melbourne’s most anticipated musical theatre events of the year—‘Legally Blonde: The...
$220k for Beaconsfield community resilience hub
Beaconsfield Upper Community Centre is set to receive $220,000 as a major grant recipient of AusNet’s Energy Resilience Community Fund.
The AusNet grant will fund...
Bandicoot matters considered in new KWR development
A new proposal proves it isn’t simple to build houses in Kooweerup, with residents currently invited to provide feedback on an almost 50-page report...
Help end wildlife roadstrike
Wildlife rescuers are calling upon councils, alongside local MPs, in proposing to implement the following actions to the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP),...
Award for cancer crusader
The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) community lost one of its finest champions last year, with the untimely passing of Bruce Ellen to...
Accused hit-run driver bailed due to lack of evidence
A man charged over an alleged hit-run crash in Noble Park on Thursday 22 May has been bailed due to a lack of evidence...
Icy morning stuns
Victorians woke to a frosty surprise on Monday, 19 May, as icy temperatures swept across the state.
At Cardinia Reservoir, the cold air left...
Men’s Shed thanked for continued work
It was a big day of community collaboration and respect for the Cardinia Men’s Shed as members received new equipment and an award in...
’Depraved’ couple’s jail terms reduced
A musical-theatre couple from Berwick who collected copious child abuse material and fantasised about inflicting violent, sadistic abuse on children known to them have...
Weeds still a worry despite council progress
Cardinia Shire Council says it has completed all scheduled actions under its 10-year Weed Management Strategy mid-way through the plan — but many residents...
Youth group seeks anti-racism action in schools
Centre for Multicultural Youth has welcomed the State Budget's continued support for multicultural youth programs but says a more targeted approach is required for...
Excitement in the air for Transit
With the $400,000 funding confirmed for the new Support and Skills Hub at Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support, its volunteers and staff could...
History back under
History has been set in stone once more in Narre Warren North as 33 capsules were buried on the afternoon of Thursday, 29 May....
