Before streaming, podcasts or binge-reading, many readers eagerly awaited the next instalment of a story in their local newspaper or magazine.

Do you have a three-year-old and live in the 7030 postcode? HIPPY Brighton would love you to join their program, which is open to all.

The Tasmanian Community Fund has recently approved six community action and strategic initiative projects for funding, totalling $1.9M.

The Material Institute is holding a Makers Market in February 2026! Expressions of interest are now open and applications close 1 December.

Looking for something to keep yourself or an older family member engaged with the community? By joining a club or heading along to meet-up events, you can form new relationships, keep your mind active and stay connected to the community.

Part of being a responsible pet owner is ensuring your animals are well taken care of, are being kept safe and are not causing harm to others.

A group of young people and local community members have started a ‘drop in’ space for young people who live in the Gagebrook area.

With the 2024/2025 season commencing at Old Beach Cricket Club, the focus is on developing youth to a high standard, both on and off the field.

Our young journalists had the unique opportunity to join the annual community celebration, Sprinterfest, which was held at Botanical and the picturesque Bridgewater Foreshore.

Brian Mitchell MP, Federal Member for Lyons, met with members of Brighton Council to officially turn the first sod of the new Ted Jeffries Memorial Park.