News
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Botanic Ridge local wins back-to-back world titles in aerobics
Cranbourne Star NewsBotanic Ridge’s Jack Maillard has taken home back-to-back world titles in sport aerobics and fitness, a feat that reflects years of dedication, discipline and mental…
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Melbourne’s $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel to fully open in February 2026
Cranbourne Star NewsThe city’s mega-project, the $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel, will fully launch on 1 February 2026. A partial opening will begin in early December. Hailed as…
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30 disability homes ‘at risk’ in South East
Cranbourne Star NewsThousands of people with complex disabilities are at risk of eviction from group homes that may close due to a looming funding crisis, say workers.…
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Man charged over critical stabbing in Narre Warren South
Cranbourne Star NewsA man has been charged with stabbing a driver in Narre Warren South on Friday 7 November. Dandenong Family Violence Investigation Unit detectives say a…
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A Celebration of Diversity for club members
Pakenham Officer Star NewsOn 18 October a multicultural event was held at the Pakenham Senior Citizens club rooms with members appreciating the cultural diversity of African and Indian…
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Mortgage stress hits Casey suburbs
Berwick Star NewsNew data from Digital Finance Analytics (DFA) has revealed that almost 52.4 percent of Victorians are struggling financially as they try to meet their mortgage…
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Council unveils more than $1.5 million upgrade to Narre Warren Pavilion
Berwick Star NewsThe Casey Council in partnership with the State Government, has unveiled a new $1,585,613 pavilion at Strathaird Reserve. Through the local community sport and recreation…
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Ultimate guide: how to navigate Melbourne’s $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel
Cranbourne Star NewsThe Metro Tunnel, the city’s $13.5 billion mega-project, will open to the public in two phases: a partial opening in early December, and a full-service…
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Melbourne’s $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel to open in February 2026
Cranbourne Star NewsThe city’s mega-project, the $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel, will fully launch on 1 February 2026. A partial opening will begin in early December. Hailed as…
Sport
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Trouty on fire under lights
Pakenham Officer Star NewsPAKENHAM BOWLS Given the prevailing weather conditions on Saturday it came as no surprise that the Pakenham Div 1 team’s scheduled game at Mulgrave was…
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New pavilion for Strathaird Reserve
Cranbourne Star NewsA new modern and inclusive pavilion has been unveiled in Narre Warren South. On Thursday 6 November, City of Casey Mayor Stefan Koomen and Casuarina…
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Humphry happy after holding off hot hand from Hanrahan
Pakenham Officer Star NewsSWGMW BOWLS An appreciative group of 40 members of the South West Gippsland Midweek Bowling Group enjoyed ideal conditions at the Loch and District Bowls…
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Eliminating midweek multiples a key focus for Cranbourne
Cranbourne Star NewsCRANBOURNE BOWLS Midweek Pennant took centre stage at Cranbourne Bowling Club over the last seven days with wet weather on Saturday denying the weekend warriors…
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O’Brien puts pen to paper at the Redbacks
Cranbourne Star NewsAfter 12 months away from the game, highly regarded coach Steve O’Brien will begin a new era at Hampton Park, signing on as the director…
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Baharis stars at Garfield
Pakenham Officer Star NewsGARFIELD GOLF The veteran’s tour travelled to Berwick Montuna on October 27 where a field of 63 presented for the usual stableford event. Our own…
Entertainment
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Casey Expands Environmental Volunteer Program with 10 New Reserves
Berwick Star NewsThe City of Casey is adding 10 new reserves to its Environmental Volunteering Program. Meaning those with a natural green thumb or who want to…
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Santa’s Arrival Parade at Fountain Gate
Berwick Star NewsSanta is getting ready to touch down at Westfield Fountain Gate for annual photo sessions, bringing plenty of Christmas cheer for families eager to capture…
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Spooky night at Old Cheese Factory
Berwick Star NewsIt was a spooky evening at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick last Friday night as more than 3500 people gathered for the annual Halloween…
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Calling the Pilgrims of Hope
Dandenong Star JournalAs Pilgrims of Hope, we are called … To walk with open hearts, To journey with faith, To trust that the path before us Is…
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In the presence of absence
Dandenong Star JournalInternationally celebrated artist, Ibrahim Ahmed has launched his first Australian exhibition at Dandenong’s Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre. The exhibition, Amidst the Absence, A…
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Local retreat
Berwick Star NewsOpen Gardens Victoria is introducing its new private garden filled with colourful native plants and a flowing creek that also offers a 360- degree view…
More News
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Sth East youth leader wins Young Victorian of the Year
Dandenong Star JournalThe Victorian Young Australian of the Year 2026 is based right in the South East, recognised for his impactful positive changes in the region. Abraham…
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Casey youth leader wins Young Victorian of the Year
Dandenong Star JournalThe Victorian Young Australian of the Year 2026 is based right in City of Casey, recognised for his impactful positive changes in the South East…
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Labor chose Gen Z go-getter to hold Pakenham in 2026 state election
Pakenham Officer Star NewsThe Labor Party will attempt to retain the seat of Pakenham with Alessandra Soliven, a Gen Z rising star in the party, still fresh out…
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Residents stranded without buses for months
Pakenham Officer Star NewsResidents say they’ve been left stranded, with no public bus services operating in some parts of Pakenham for more than three months. On Cameron Way,…
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End of term for State monitors appointed to oversee Casey Council
Cranbourne Star NewsThe City of Casey has bid farewell to the State Government Municipal Monitors, who were appointed a 12-month term to provide oversight on the conduct…
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$1.5m Employment Hub talks begin
Dandenong Star JournalIn the latest step twoards a $1.5 million Greater Dandenong Employment Hub, a meeting was held between MPs, employers and City of Greater Dandenong Council…