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  • Make your call to Santa

    Make your call to Santa

    Did you know Telstra has opened up the line straight to the North Pole, so children can chat to Santa this festive season? This year…

  • Legacy of conservation

    Legacy of conservation

    A Garfield couple has recently secured permanent protection for their property under a conservation covenant, ensuring its preservation for generations to come. Gazette journalist Afraa…

  • Nurturing heritage

    Nurturing heritage

    For over 30 years, the Weston family has been cultivating premium Hereford cattle in first Pakenham and now Tynong. Started originally by Paul Weston and…

  • Christmas lights spark safety warning

    Christmas lights spark safety warning

    As Victorians once again unbox their Christmas tree and untangle decorations, fire authorities are encouraging everyone to take steps to avoid Santa’s naughty list and…

  • Bees need our help

    Bees need our help

    For Lazlo Kun, the greatest frustration is when people fail to understand the real value of bees and why urgent action is needed. Gazette journalist…

  • 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…