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Discover Hobbies, Volunteering and More

While many people are often defined by their jobs, it’s the passions and volunteer work they pursue in their spare time that truly reveal...

Council paves way for Parklands

Cardinia Shire Council is backing the future Cardinia Creek Regional Parklands by agreeing to give up a small piece of land in Beaconsfield. At the...

RSL future hangs by a thread

The Kooweerup RSL’s long-running push to secure land for a Soldiers Memorial Museum has taken a step forward but questions remain over when, where,...

Red light means nothing

Beaconsfield residents are raising urgent concerns about drivers regularly running red lights at major intersections, putting pedestrians at serious risk. A widely shared concern among...

One step closer to housing security

In an era where housing affordability is out of reach for many and homelessness is becoming increasingly visible across Melbourne’s southeast, a bold new...

Cyclist injured in crash

A man in his 60s was injured in a collision between a vehicle and a bicycle at the corner of Shearwater Drive and Lakeside...

Princes Freeway closures set to commence on Clyde Road Upgrade

Major Road Projects Victoria is set to commence its next major task on the Clyde Road Upgrade, with crews demolishing the existing barriers and...

Road program wraps up

The state government’s $964 million 2024/25 road maintenance program had wrapped up with roads throughout Cardinia resurfed or rehabilitated. According to the government, during the...

Decorated cop convicted of strangling wife

A former Victoria Police senior sergeant based in the South East has been convicted for strangling his wife in an “disgraceful, grossly disrespectful and...

Two weeks of disruptions for the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines

Buses will replace trains on sections of the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines in August, while level crossing removal works power ahead on Webster Street,...

Lang Lang artwork questioned amid imminent completion

The years-long process for Lang Lang’s new public artwork is set to be completed in August amid ongoing criticism of the council’s execution of...

Machete bins rolled out across State

The ban on the sale and possession of machetes will soon be in effect. Premier Jacinta Allan and Minister for Police Anthony Carbines revealed a...

More schools on the way

The State Government says it is making sure kids and families in every corner of Victoria get access to a world-class education close to...