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Cannabis debate continues in Victoria’s Upper House
A South East MP has accused Labor of not listening to its members after a motion to legalise cannabis possession was voted down in Victoria’s…
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Discarded batteries spark garbage fires
Sustainability Victoria has launched a new campaign to raise awareness about the safe disposal of batteries and electronics after alarming numbers are being found in…
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Casey schools prepare for social media restrictions
The controversial social media restrictions for under 16s will take effect on December 10 and in preparation, some local schools have begun to send notices…
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Help required to find Berwick man
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Berwick man Robert. The 34-year-old was last seen on Allardice Parade in Berwick on Wednesday…
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Stepping up on sexual assault disclosure supports
South East Community Links is empowering Greater Dandenong support services on responding to sexual violence disclosures. The City of Greater Dandenong is ranked third in…
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Berwick Waters Tree Walk Park wins industry award
Berwick Waters Tree Walk Park has won the Social Infrastructure / Community Infrastructure Award at the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Victoria Awards for…
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CRRA elects new committee for 2025-26
Following a special general meeting on November 29, the Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association (CRRA) has elected Anthony Tassone as its president for the 2025-26…
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37 drug and drink-drivers nabbed in Monash Fwy blitz
Police caught 37 drink and drug drivers during a major road policing operation on the Monash Freeway on Friday and Saturday night (28 and 29…
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Dandenong Hospital staff fear further cuts to come
In the wake of proposed cuts, staff members say they fear that maternity services may be gradually shut down altogether at Dandenong Hospital. Speaking to…
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Sport
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Blistering Butler delivers hat-trick in big Seagulls triumph
Tooradin’s Brad Butler shook up Booring Reserve on Saturday as the blistering pace bowler snagged a hat-trick in the Seagulls’ rolling of Devon Meadows. Butler,…
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Demons dominate Maroons
An imposing and dominant bowling attack from Kooweerup powered the Demons past Upper Beaconsfield on Saturday on day two of round six of the Casey…
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Perry fires for red-hot Goon
B GRADE Nar Nar Goon (5/226d) continues to set a hot pace in CCCA B Grade after defending its day-one total with ease against a…
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Premierships on the line as guns fire up for MDL grand finals
Noble Park 1 will take on reigning champion High 5’s in the Division 1 grand final of the Mountain Dart League after a spectacular 11-6…
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Hopkins living out a dream
The tiny town of Junction Village and its surrounds were jumping for joy on Saturday night after Canya Mayhem scored an emphatic victory in the…
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Lang Lang crowns its best
LANG LANG GOLF Saturday provided one of the highlights of the year at Lang Lang Golf Club with warm, overcast conditions setting the stage for…
Entertainment
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Festive afternoon at Bunjil Christmas market
It was a busy Saturday afternoon at Bunjil Place as locals, families and visitors gathered for the Christmas market. Despite the gloomy weather, many came…
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Disability at dusk celebration uplifts community
It was a successful night at the Disability at Dusk event last week which aimed to celebrate and uplift those with disability, their families, carers…
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Evergreen greenkeeper tees off for 90th celebration
A sprightly Les Abrehart has celebrated his 90th birthday with 100 family and friends on Sunday 16 November. “They seem to come out of the…
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City of Casey recognised for national award
The City of Casey has won a national award at the 2025 National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) Strategic Foresight and Innovation Awards. The accolade was…
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Federation University scores esteemed awards
Federation University, with a campus in Berwick, has won multiple accolades at this year’s prestigious Victorian International Education Awards. Included in the lists of awards…
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Christmas Carols in Casey
The City of Casey has organised an array of events ahead of the festive and holiday season — including the beloved Carols by Candlelight. Casey’s…
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Escape to New Zealand
At this time of year Aotearoa New Zealand is bursting with exciting new escapes, unforgettable experiences and fresh culinary delights that make if very worth-while…
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Embrace the opportunity
The op in op shop is short for opportunity – an opportunity to help others by supporting charity shops, and an opportunity to find a…
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FOOT AND LEG PAIN CONNECTION
Pain in the foot, ankle, shin, knee, or hip is often interconnected. These regions work together as part of a kinetic chain, where each joint…
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Reflecting on NAIDOC Week
This NAIDOC Week we celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of First Peoples. Yoorrook and truth telling have given Victorians a powerful opportunity…
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A Positive Take on Downsizing
If you are looking to Downsize and feeling overwhelmed, it is completely understandable. You have most probably lived in the same home for many years,…
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Respect, Reflect, Celebrate
Modern Australia has an Aboriginal heritage, a British foundation and a multicultural character. These three elements are what have made the Australian identity unique. When…
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Outcry over Dandenong Hospital maternity cuts
Greater Dandenong councillors have strongly opposed Monash Health’s proposed downgrades of critical maternity services at Dandenong Hospital. Councillor Rhonda Garad, who holds a PhD in…
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Mosquito bite warning for South East
Residents in Melbourne’s South East face a greater risk of contracting mosquito-bourne disesase, according to Monash Health. Almost half of the cases of Buruli ulcer…
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Cranbourne Casey Men’s Shed grant success
Cranbourne Casey Men’s Shed has received new State funding to upgrade equipment in its growing community workshop, securing a $3,890 grant to purchase new machinery.…
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Mobile Stroke Unit rushes to save Cockatoo man
A Cockatoo father is back home and recovering well after Victoria’s second Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU), operating out of Dandenong, delivered life-saving stroke care on…
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Tax-paying asylum seekers plead for ‘fair go’
A group of refugees and advocates has staged a peaceful protest outside Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs assistant minister Julian Hill’s electorate office in Dandenong. The…
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Explainer: where Veolia’s $1m fines will go
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of Victoria fined Hallam Road landfill operator Veolia $1 million for multiple breaches of its operating licence and for…