News
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Health threat from Discrimination
Discrimination is rising in Cardinia, putting one in three residents who speak a language other than English at serious health risk, experts warn. According to…
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‘What are you watching?’: New campaign targets child-abuse material
A new campaign delivers a blunt warning to viewers of child abuse material (CAM) – you stand to lose everything. The ‘What Are You Watching’…
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Calls grow to fix the gaps in family violence support
Monash University research has backed a Wellsprings For Women report into the systemic challenges for refugee and migrant women experiencing family violence. Lack of cultural…
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Relay for Life spirit shines
The 2025 Relay for Life went ahead in high spirits despite the rain, bringing together hundreds of participants who helped raise more than $121,000 for…
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Pigeon Club at risk
Cranbourne Pigeon Racing Club has taken a financial hit by the State’s new Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) levy and the club’s managers are…
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Residents oppose Cranbourne Golf Course housing
Residents are voicing growing opposition against the proposed redevelopment of the former Cranbourne Golf Course, with concerns about traffic congestion, the loss of green space,…
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Clyde man jailed over Air BnB clan lab
A Clyde landscaper has been jailed for up to five years over his role at a clandestine meth lab at an Air BnB rental in…
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Warneet jetties open after years of advocacy
Warneet and the surrounding coastal community came together on Saturday 25 October to celebrate the official opening of the town’s long-awaited jetties, marking a milestone…
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About Town: The Carleen quaddie and boom gates gone
The ‘Carleen quaddie’ Pakenham-based jockey Carleen Hefel is coming off a red-letter week. She single-handedly rode all four legs of the quaddie at Ballarat last…
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KWR honours St Sofia
A tradition from the old country now strong down under, Kooweerup celebrated over 50 years honouring their Patron Saint Sofia. The St Sophia Festival was…
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New facilities for staff and students at Beaconhills College
Senator for Victoria Lisa Darmanin opened a new Year 7 and 8 Centre at Beaconhills College on October 22, which will improve student educational outcomes.…
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Streets band together: new app puts safety at your fingertips
After hearing countless stories of break-ins and local residents feeling unsafe in their own homes, Chelsea man Stuart Mason decided to do something about it.…
