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Students celebrate Italian icons

Visitors to Tooradin Primary School were transported to the alleys of Sicily last Wednesday, with the smell of pasta and Italian donuts wafting down...

Lockdown campaigner wins $4000 in damages over two unlawful arrests

The director of an advocacy group formerly residing in Pakenham, Monica Smit has received $4000 in damages in the County Court of Victoria, with...

Final stretch for McGregor Road and Webster Way works

The Pakenham Roads Upgrade project team is continuing to celebrate new milestones, with the final stretch of works on McGregor about to start. McGregor Road...

Youth cyclist injured

Dandenong Ranges Steiner School reunion attracts more than 150 alumni, staff and family members

Occupants escape after bulldozer rollover

Cheaper alternatives for your home redecoration

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Sport

Best out of three? Old rivals to settle a score

For the third time in as many years, the final spot in the Outer East Football Netball grand final will be determined via a...

Big birds on the big stage

The two most successful clubs in the brief history of WGFNC A Grade netball will battle for the ultimate prize on Saturday when Inverloch-Kongwak...

Two great teams collide

Gazette Sports Editor David Nagel takes a look at what is sure to be a classic grand final contest between Phillip Island and Nar...

Countbacks decide prizes at Drouin

DROUIN GOLF The September Monthly Medal was contested at Drouin Golf and Country Club on Saturday with 116 players beginning their rounds with optimism. ...

Bulls take heed in terrific Tigers

The success of Beaconsfield Cricket Club in last season’s Dandenong District Cricket Association Turf 1 competition has shown that staying in the association's top...

Stingrays set to shine

Dandenong’s boys and girls will both face off in preliminary finals on the weekend, against Sandringham and Oakleigh respectively. Different narratives have underpinned each season. The...

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Entertainment

Casey’s best in business unveiled

Finalists have been announced for the Casey Business Awards 2024. The 15 finalists represent a spectrum of industries operating across City of...

Creatures great and small

Horses and ponies, the great and small, were on show at the 21st annual Scottish Heritage Day at Dandenong Showgrounds on Sunday 26 May. Minnie,...

Changing the perception of insects through quilting

Menzies Creek crafter Bree Thomas has been an “artsy” person for as long as she can remember. Growing up she watched her mother knit, crochet...

Decades of work on display

The hills are full of artists and creative, but there is few living today with such a pedigree as Gembrook local John Krzywokulski. The...

Snapshots of an alien time

A Covid lockdown family project unlocked a poignant ‘Rocketgirl’ adventure for Andrew Rovenko and his 4-year-old daughter Mia. Craft was one of the family’s most...

Spotlight on shelter’s unpopular pack

A ‘pity party’ is being held for a Keysborough animal shelter’s senior residents who have been in long wait for a new home. Australian Animal...

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Carol Clay’s family speaks out in court

Carol Clay’s loved ones were filled with immense anxiety for almost two years as they tried to search for the missing 73-year-old. She had vanished...

Defend the defence industry: SEMMA

A manufacturers’ group has called for wider policing powers to remove pro-Palestine activists blockading defence-industry factories in Dandenong South. South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA)...

What is R U OK? about?

R U OK? is a national suicide prevention charity and registered public health promotion that encourages people to stay connected and have conversations that...

Connecting clients to work experience opportunities

Clients from Pakenham-based disability support service Outlook Australia have rolled up their sleeves and got hands-on with new skills as part of a phased...

‘Evil, wicked’: Carol Clay’s family confronts Greg Lynn

For almost two years, Carol Clay’s family and friends were filled with immense anxiety as they tried to search for the missing grandmother. She had...

Spring has sprung for the Berwick Orchids Club

Although colder weather is still biting through the populace’s clothes, spring has sprung and is well underway at the Berwick Orchids Club, as it...

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