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Boating facilities in Bass receive funding
Boat ramps in Tooradin and Cannons Creek have received funding for their upgrades. The funding came from the latest round of the $36.3 million Better…
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Railway Hotel secures gig funding
Pakenham’s Railway Hotel will be the local spot for live music after receiving funding to promote live entertainment. The state government’s Creative Victoria released their…
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Celebrate pets and support Gembrook Wildlife Shelter
For Emerald photographer Michelle, there’s nothing more rewarding than capturing the bond between people and their pets. Now, for the third year in a row,…
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80 years strong in Toomuc
Toomuc Fire Brigade recently gathered to celebrate their 80 years of service to the community and acknowledge the dedication of some of their long-serving members.…
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Cardinia is off the ‘safe suburb’ list
The latest crime statistics paint a worrying picture for Cardinia, with 6,828 criminal incidents recorded for the year ending March 2025—a sharp 32.4 per cent…
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Clyde North turned into neon jungle
Clyde North’s Banjo Park was transformed into a glowing wonderland on the night of Saturday 14 June, as the much-anticipated Light Up The Lane lit…
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Parliamentary defence as charity rallies for support
Discussions around Narre Warren-based charity, BK2Basics, have reached Victoria’s parliament, as Discussions around BK2Basics have reached parliament, as the charity rallies the support of the…
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Berwick girl flies high with the RAAF
Berwick College student Jessica Sellers was able to get up close and personal with Air Force aircraft this May at RAAF Base Williamtown, in New…
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Victorian Small Business Commissioner in town
Victorian Small Business Commissioner Lynda McAlary‑Smith visited Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce this week, shedding light on the role her office plays in resolving disputes and…
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Noble Pantry gives dignity in tough times
Scores of families are struggling to feed themselves – and even their pets – as they gather for food relief at Noble Park Community Centre…
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Big Morning Tea funds raised for cancer
Oakgrove Community Centre in Narre Warren South saw the local community come together for Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea event. Held on Wednesday, 18 June,…
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Casey Council criticised for 3 per cent rates rise
As Casey Council officially increased the general rates by 3 per cent for next year, residents say they are disappointed and describe it as a…
