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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

What’s On in February/March 2025

17-year-old Gagebrook resident Titus Dowdle-Casey knows well the importance of giving back to community.