Major sewer upgrades underway at Ballarto Road in Clyde
South East Water has kicked off investigative works on two major infrastructure upgrades in Clyde: the Ballarto Road Pump Station and Rising Sewer Main...
30K for special kids
The community spirit continued to shine as BFIRM Personal Training hosted its annual Charity Golf Day in Cranbourne, raising over $30,000 for children in...
‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel
A much-hyped underground rail service will open with a soft-launch timetable before moving to turn-up-and-go trains.
Melbourne's $15 billion Metro Tunnel will open to the...
Crime hampering business
Rising crime is forcing some businesses to close and deterring new entrepreneurs, raising concerns that the economy could face slower growth, fewer jobs, and...
Lying mother jailed for abusing child with fake medical issues
A former Pakenham mother who fabricated her cancer diagnosis of her children across three states has been sentenced to almost four years for abusing...
“Fill the missing gap” African leaders warn.
African leaders and experts say the justice system is missing their voices and are calling for an advisory body to guide courts, police and...
Pakenham and Bass a ‘must win’ in 2026 election
Local electorates look set to host some of Victoria’s fiercest battles at the next state election, as mortgage belts like the South East are...
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...
People in Profile: Publishing her dreams
While most teens are dreaming about the future, Isabella is already living hers, publishing a novel while still in Year 9. Gazette journalist Afraa...
