More homes are on the way following approval of a new 10.7-hectare subdivision in Brighton.

Australian households throw out 2.5 million tonnes of food annually, with over half being edible.

Did you know that Tiger Flathead (sometimes called king flathead) is a sustainable species?

Jordan River Service Inc. invites all stakeholders (com­munity members, partners, supporters, interested parties) to gather to discuss the shed’s future, explore ways to ensure its long-term sustainability, and brainstorm potential solu­tions for securing the necessary funding and resources.

The As Women We Can program is a dynamic way to support women to connect with each other and aims to provide opportunities to gain new knowledge, develop new skills, and gain a qualification through sisterhood and support.

Just before Christmas, Banjo’s Bakery Café opened, bringing another new food option to the local community.

With the return to school, it is a timely reminder for motor­ists to slow down, as well as to comply with parking areas near schools.

After the formation of the Brighton Youth Action Group (BYAG), the need for a dedi­cated youth worker was iden­tified to work alongside the young people and to develop a Youth Strategy.

Noticed a fresh new look for the Brighton Youth Action Group (BYAG)? The group are rocking a cool summer look with their new t-shirts.

What’s On in February/March 2025