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  • South East members raise ‘unfair’ medicinal cannabis driving laws

    South East members raise ‘unfair’ medicinal cannabis driving laws

    Tradies and parents prescribed medicinal cannabis have joined with South East MP Rachel Payne to launch a new campaign for fair driving laws. They have…

  • ’Death Road’ soon to be complete

    ’Death Road’ soon to be complete

    The Healesville-Kooweerup Road upgrade is only mere weeks away from completion, a triumphant moment for community campaigners who rallied to address what was once Cardinia’s…

  • Honouring Honora with new town naming

    Honouring Honora with new town naming

    Cardinia Council has put forward ’Honora’ as the proposed new name for Pakenham East, after a divisive discussion throughout the area about the preferred name…

  • Lang Lang public art to be mural or statue

    Lang Lang public art to be mural or statue

    Drama continues around the proposed Lang Lang public artwork with the council supposedly proposing a mural with minority support from the community. The Gazette has…

  • South East least affordable

    South East least affordable

    Pakenham and Dandenong are among the top ten least affordable suburbs for renters according to a new report by Suburbtrends. The July report for their…

  • Carjacking mob attack tourists

    Carjacking mob attack tourists

    A Pakenham woman who was part of a mob that inflicted a violent, “sickening” carjacking on two young tourists in Narre Warren South has been…

  • Henry Road reopened

    Henry Road reopened

    Major Road Projects Victoria has reopened Henry Road at McGregor Road with an upgraded intersection as part of the Pakenham Roads Upgrade. Monday morning 8…

  • SES helps evacuate bus stuck in floodwaters

    SES helps evacuate bus stuck in floodwaters

    The Pakenham SES unit helped more than 20 bus passengers evacuate a bus after it became stuck in wheel-deep water on Tuesday 9 July. Victoria…

  • Painful tale paves pathway to hope

    Painful tale paves pathway to hope

    Family violence can be dispelled within a generation – but it needs clear leadership, says the inspirational Hana Assafiri. At the launch of Assafiri’s memoir…

  • Wellsprings FV funding extends 12 months

    Wellsprings FV funding extends 12 months

    Wellsprings for Women chief executive Dalal Smiley said in-language information was critical especially for newly-arrived women of migrant and refugee backgrounds – who may not…

  • How to end toxic masculinity

    How to end toxic masculinity

    Strangulation and stalking are found to be the most significant drivers of risk of family violence, as well as aggressive pornography, but their causes are…

  • New $3.3 million school learning centre blessed

    New $3.3 million school learning centre blessed

    Kooweerup’s St John the Baptist Primary School community has celebrated the blessing and official opening of their new $3.3 million Learning and Discovery Centre building.…

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