Home » Endangered bandicoots find refuge at future Clyde park

Endangered bandicoots find refuge at future Clyde park

24/02/2026

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 535867

Endangered southern brown bandicoots are already settling into the future Clyde Regional Park site, after local rangers trialled a “simple” habitat restoration program. Parks Victoria rangers Dale Tuck and Hakea Robison took Star News onsite this week to see how their trial of “simple bandicoot…

Casey’s Ramadan Night Market cancelled due to severe weather warning

The much anticipated Ramadan Night Market on Tuesday 24 February at Bunjil Place has been cancelled due to a severe weather warning. Organisers announced the…

More News

Cranbourne man charged following burglary at sports facility

Mornington Peninsula Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a Cranbourne man following an alleged burglary at a sporting facility in Boneo. Police were called following a burglary at a sporting…
Classic cars shine at Rotary’s 30th Gembrook car show

The Rotary Club of Emerald and District celebrated a major milestone on Sunday 22 February, hosting its 30th annual car show. The Gembrook Classic and Custom Car Show and Swap…
Online safety the focus of major Beaconhills College event

A global expert in online safety will headline a major digital wellbeing event called Focus Forward, hosted by Beaconhills College on 4 March. Kirra Pendergast, founder of Ctrl+Shft, is an…
‘I’m close to home’: Teen’s fateful words to Dad

Tributes have flowed for 16 year old Chris Rue Anthony, who passed away following a collision with a vehicle in Narre Warren. Chris was walking home from school on Friday…
Successful celebrations at week three of Open Space

It was another fun summer hit at Bunjil Place this Saturday. Week three of Casey’s Open Space event celebrated Lunar New Year, with colourful performances from Hung Hing Lion Dancing…

‘I’m close to home’: Father’s tribute to ‘kind’ and ‘intelligent’ teen

Tributes have flowed for 16 year old Chris Rue Anthony, who passed away following a collision with a vehicle in Narre Warren. Chris was walking home from school on Friday…
Aunty Pauline, democracy and the fine line between truth and fear

We’ve been asked to broach the subject of Pauline Hanson. Now that’s a tough one. Because damned if we do. Damned if we don’t. How do you speak truth when…
Council tight-lipped on alleged misconduct

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 344241 Greater Dandenong Council is tight-lipped over a recent “confidential item” relating to alleged misconduct by a councillor. The council administration and its councillors…
Wolf of Wok Street cooks up a New Year storm

Celebrity Chef, Vincent Lim (Dimsimlim) led Lunar New Year festivities at Dandenong Market on Sunday 22 February. The Year of the Fire Horse was drummed in with lion dance, an…
Market for ‘social cohesion’

People from across Victoria made their way to Dandenong in celebration of the Ramadan Night Market’s opening on Thursday 19 February. Although the holy month of Ramadan is largely celebrated…

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

Endangered bandicoots find refuge at future Clyde park

Digital Editions

Casey’s Ramadan Night Market cancelled due to severe weather warning

Endangered bandicoots find refuge at future Clyde park

Family raises funds for road safety after teen’s tragic death

Council seeks community feedback on council land sale proposal

Dragons, lions, and drums at Bunjil Place Year of the Horse celebration

More News

Cranbourne man charged following burglary at sports facility

Classic cars shine at Rotary’s 30th Gembrook car show

Online safety the focus of major Beaconhills College event

‘I’m close to home’: Teen’s fateful words to Dad

Successful celebrations at week three of Open Space

‘I’m close to home’: Father’s tribute to ‘kind’ and ‘intelligent’ teen

Aunty Pauline, democracy and the fine line between truth and fear

Council tight-lipped on alleged misconduct

Wolf of Wok Street cooks up a New Year storm

Market for ‘social cohesion’