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  • Check before you gift it

    Check before you gift it

    As Victorians start ticking off their Christmas shopping lists, fire and safety authorities are urging everyone to think safety first when buying lithium-ion battery products,…

  • Images of 2025

    Images of 2025

    Star Journal photographers cast their eyes over the events that united and disturbed us during 2025. Here is a celebration of the year that was.…

  • NEWS-MAKERS 2025: Traders’ tension as Market revamps

    NEWS-MAKERS 2025: Traders’ tension as Market revamps

    Dandenong Market stallholders have been increasingly vocal about rental agreements over the past year, as Greater Dandenong Council is set to unveil a new market…

  • Australia leads chemical-free golf

    Australia leads chemical-free golf

    PRECEDE: The collaboration between professional golfer and coach Garth Cusick and renowned academic, plant pathologist, and soil microbiologist Dr. Mary Cole may seem unusual, but…

  • Council moves early to fast-track major intersection upgrade

    Council moves early to fast-track major intersection upgrade

    Cardinia Shire Council has unanimously approved $550,000 in early funding to fast-track planning for the Brunt Road and Whiteside Road intersection upgrade, a major project…

  • Festival lights up

    Festival lights up

    The Garfield Christmas Festival returned on December 12, bringing festive cheer and community spirit to the township. Revived in 2014, the festival had grown into…

  • Pakenham farewells Lefty

    Pakenham farewells Lefty

    Last week, Pakenham mourned the passing of local legend Kelvin “Lefty” Rees, best known as Main Street’s loyal sweeper. A funeral service was held on…

  • Greg Lynn wins appeal, court orders murder retrial

    Greg Lynn wins appeal, court orders murder retrial

    Airline pilot Greg Lynn has won his appeal against his conviction for allegedly murdering camper Carol Clay. In a unanimous decision on 11 December, Court…

  • Elves silenced by vandalism

    Elves silenced by vandalism

    As Christmas approaches, the Gembrook community is feeling the loss of a much-loved festive tradition that for years brought joy, excitement and a touch of…

  • Q&A with farmer Grant Sims

    Q&A with farmer Grant Sims

    What motivated you to start exploring regenerative farming practices? Two reasons In our challenging environmental conditions we face as farmers with droughts, floods etc I…

  • Royal Children’s Hospital warns of toys on the naughty list this Christmas

    Royal Children’s Hospital warns of toys on the naughty list this Christmas

    Doctors at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) are warning parents to steer clear of e-scooters and toys containing magnets and button batteries for Christmas. While…

  • Sunburn posing painful threat to Victorian’s health

    Sunburn posing painful threat to Victorian’s health

    Records released recently reveal the true scale of Victorians requiring emergency assistance for sunburn every year for the past 20 years, according to government records.…