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  • Citizenship classes open for refugees and migrants

    Citizenship classes open for refugees and migrants

    The Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre will officially launch its Citizenship Preparation Classes on Monday, 20 May at Bunjil Place. Running from 12pm to 1pm,…

  • Knifepoint abduction of mum and baby at shopping centre

    Knifepoint abduction of mum and baby at shopping centre

    A mother is afraid to leave her home after she and her baby were abducted from a shopping centre by a man armed with a…

  • Park for a Doveton legend

    Park for a Doveton legend

    Doveton community leaders are calling for the untitled Autumn Place park to be named after a humble, huge-hearted local legend. For decades, the late Agnes…

  • Monash Health fined $160k over patient’s death

    Monash Health fined $160k over patient’s death

    Monash Health has escaped conviction after admitting it failed to ensure one of its most vulnerable patients was not exposed to risk of harm. Rebecca…

  • Lighting up the night sky

    Lighting up the night sky

    An “extreme” geomagnetic storm led to a stunning aurora australis over the weekend. The first of its kind in more than 20 years, the G5…

  • Crime Stoppers targets ’wanted 14’

    Crime Stoppers targets ’wanted 14’

    Crime Stoppers Victoria has launched a targeted blitz on Casey’s 14 ‘most wanted’ persons. CSV chief executive Stella Smith said information was sought from the…

  • Boys in alleged stolen car arrested in Dandenong

    Boys in alleged stolen car arrested in Dandenong

    Five teens in an allegedly stolen car have been arrested in Dandenong after evading police across the South East, police say. Police were alerted to…

  • Elmslie Drive lights turned on

    Elmslie Drive lights turned on

    New traffic lights at Elmslie Drive and Cameron Street have been switched on as part of the Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road Upgrade. Connecting to the Casey…

  • Fatal collision in Hampton Park

    Fatal collision in Hampton Park

    Police are investigating a fatal collision in Hampton Park on the morning of Tuesday 7 May. Emergency services responded to reports that a sedan and…

  • Nurses suspend action as deal made with government

    Nurses suspend action as deal made with government

    Nurses have reached an in-principal agreement with the Victorian government and will reopen hospital beds as industrial action slows down. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation…

  • Casey needs more targeted relief, they say

    Casey needs more targeted relief, they say

    As the 2024 Federal Budget prioritises measures to ease cost-of-living, Casey communities say they are insufficient and more targeted reliefs could be delivered to low-income…

  • South East push for Future Made in Australia

    South East push for Future Made in Australia

    Advocacy group Greater South East Melbourne (GSEM) urged for the region to feature heavily in the $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia package. “South East…

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