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  • A century of optimism

    A century of optimism

    He is a century old, but you wouldn’t notice it; he is as sharp as ever. Garfield’s Harry van den Broek is old enough to…

  • Choosing the Sunny path

    Choosing the Sunny path

    Officer’s Sunny Duggal rarely has time to himself between meetings and being on the road, but it’s all for a good cause. His 25 years…

  • The Indian Mate

    The Indian Mate

    For Australians from diverse backgrounds, life is a constant adaptation with the national culture alongside the preservation of one’s home values. For Indian-born local Divesh…

  • Geoff’s surprise honour

    Geoff’s surprise honour

    For Pakenham’s Geoff Young, keeping busy helping the community is just a fact of life with no thought of any accolades or recognition. That all…

  • Division into dialogue

    Division into dialogue

    When rising tensions forced Danyal Diallo to delay his youth outreach event, he saw it not as a defeat but as a reminder of why…

  • Lost, now found

    Lost, now found

    Pastor Lee’s journey to ministry was never straightforward. It began with despair, addiction, prison, and a tragic death that changed the course of his life.…

  • Western Port needs a secured future

    Western Port needs a secured future

    Western Port is one of the most unique ecosystems in the world; it is home to a variety of fauna and flora like mangroves and…

  • Seeds of change planted

    Seeds of change planted

    What started as a simple idea to beautify a reserve has grown into a community movement to restore habitat and inspire future generations. Gazette journalist…

  • Be a Green Leader

    Be a Green Leader

    A grassroots push for greener living is taking root in Casey, where residents recently joined a hands-on composting session to learn how small changes at…

  • A secret landcare sanctuary

    A secret landcare sanctuary

    One property in Nar Nar Goon North is a secret sanctuary humming with native wildlife. Bessie Creek Landcare’s Geoff Leed has developed his land into…

  • Gardeners fight weeds together

    Gardeners fight weeds together

    Weeds are more than just a backyard nuisance—they threaten native ecosystems, agriculture, water catchments, natural landscapes, recreational activities, human health, and the economy. Reducing their…

  • Succession planning saves farms

    Succession planning saves farms

    Are you a farmer wondering how to pass the baton to the next generation? Across Gippsland, farmers are gathering at practical forums to learn about…

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