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Buzz of bargains

The Bumble Bee Baby and Children’s Market returned to Berwick on Sunday 15 June, drawing hundreds of local families to Berwick Fields Primary School...

Stabbing a shot fired in Clyde

Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are currently investigating a stabbing and firearms incident in Clyde that occurred at dawn on Sunday, 15 June. Officers...

Parliament unites for Emma and against the beast

Animosities, divisions and the all-around frenzy of parliament were put on hold for a moment this week as MPs took the plunge to raise...

Trio of teens arrested after alleged south-east follow by police

Police have charged three teenagers alleged to have evaded police through the southeastern suburbs. The trio was first spotted by Operation Trinity units allegedly driving...

Solar rebate could end power bills in 4 years

Power bills could soon be a thing of the past for thousands of Australian households, thanks to the Federal Government’s new solar battery rebate...

FIGHTMND returns

To mark the end of the FightMND x Coles campaign, Coles Lakeside hosted an Ice Bucket Challenge on Sunday 15 June. Brave team members faced...

Men’s Health Matters

The Men’s Health Matters Expo, a dynamic community event dedicated to boosting men’s physical and mental wellbeing was held on June 14. Hosted by...

Speaking ‘truths’ that others are scared to say

Authors and advocates for cultural harmony Dya Singh and Dr Jamel Kaur Singh say it’s time for some truth-telling. The father-and-daughter team are embarking on...

Act under review for owners corporations

Minister for Consumer Affairs Nick Staikos announced an independent panel would review the Owners Corporations Act – to help ensure it is working fairly...

Domestic killers avoiding scrutiny

A State coroner has highlighted the oft-underestimated “fatality risks“ posed by coercive, controlling men after the violent murder of an Endeavour Hills woman by...

The Indian Mate

For Australians from diverse backgrounds, life is a constant adaptation with the national culture alongside the preservation of one’s home values. For Indian-born local...

Pakenham Line resumes

Trains have resumed on the Pakenham Line after an earlier suspension between Berwick and East Pakenham due to debris on the overhead wires. V/Line Gippsland...

Sealing the deal in the Hills

Works are now underway on Cardinia Shire Council’s final Sealing the Hills catchments in Beaconsfield Upper and Emerald. Sealing works are now underway on the...