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  • Filmmaker’s big national debut

    Filmmaker’s big national debut

    Award-winning Pakenham filmmaker Glenn Triggs will release his film Ancestry Road in cinemas across Australia on June 5. Produced by Radioactive Pictures, the heartfelt family…

  • Levy freeze ‘not real relief’

    Levy freeze ‘not real relief’

    While farmers across Cardinia Shire, Hills and Casey will avoid a controversial emergency services levy increase for one year, it’s not the “relief” that will…

  • New kinder in Devon Meadows

    New kinder in Devon Meadows

    A new kindergarten was opened in Devon Meadows on Tuesday 3 June, giving more local families access to education programs… Read more

  • Six arrested in allegedly stolen convoy

    Six arrested in allegedly stolen convoy

    Six males have been arrested after police followed two stolen cars across the South East. Police say a group of males stole keys to a…

  • Australia Post expands grants program amid falling charity donations

    Australia Post expands grants program amid falling charity donations

    Berwick’s Buddhist Vihara Victoria has been awarded a People of Post grant to support its “Light up Minds“ workshop, a vital program offering mental health…

  • Speed bumps without warning

    Speed bumps without warning

    Beaconsfield residents are slamming Cardinia Shire Council and VicRoads over unmarked speed humps recently installed along Fieldstone Boulevard, which remained unpainted for an extended period…

  • Help end wildlife roadstrike

    Help end wildlife roadstrike

    Wildlife rescuers are calling upon councils, alongside local MPs, in proposing to implement the following actions to the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP), as…

  • Burned by broken system

    Burned by broken system

    Upper Beaconsfield business owner Aaron Lafranchi has launched a petition demanding fair payment and better protections for subcontractors working on government-funded projects. He’s part of…

  • Call to fix disconnect

    Call to fix disconnect

    Over the past two decades, Australians’ trust in democracy has been in “freefall“. While trust in local councils has always remained higher than in the…

  • Dandenong South Nissan plant celebrates Australian Made certification

    Dandenong South Nissan plant celebrates Australian Made certification

    The Nissan Casting Australia Plant, which is located in Dandenong South and employs 192 staff and contractors, has officially earned… The post Dandenong South Nissan…

  • Driver of two alleged stolen cars arrested after police chase

    Driver of two alleged stolen cars arrested after police chase

    A 29-year-old man was arrested on Monday 2 June after driving multiple vehicles while followed by police. At around 10am,… The post Driver of two…

  • Hampton Park residents rally at Parliament to oppose waste transfer station

    Hampton Park residents rally at Parliament to oppose waste transfer station

    Hampton Park and its surrounding residents travelled far to Parliament on a rainy Wednesday afternoon to support a debate against… The post Hampton Park residents…