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Extra help for tertiary education
A group of Federation University Berwick students have received financial support in their tertiary education journey this year. Across the Gippsland and Berwick campuses, Federation…
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Emergency department expansion coming for Casey Hospital in 2024
The state government has confirmed plans were taking shape on the construction of a new emergency department expansion at Casey Hospital, as response times continue…
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Landscapes of Casey Photography Competition 2023
Time to bust out the camera and head out into the community for some landscape shots. Casey Cardinia Libraries are hosting their Landscapes of Casey…
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Putting a positive spin on disability
Timbarra P-9 College’s Year 7 to 9 cohort received a peek into the amazing world of the Paralympics, with a visit from one of Australia’s…
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CFA calls to “Give Us a Hand” for National Volunteer Week
This National Volunteer Week CFA is calling on all Victorians to Give us a Hand and consider joining their local CFA brigade. Our message is…
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Safe space for mums
A Narre Warren mother-daughter duo are trying to dismantle the unnatural expectations of motherhood. Yvette O’Dowd and her daughter Kaitlyn Greig are the team behind…
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Clearing out the clutter
Casey residents with unwanted household chemicals clogging up the shed, cupboard and under the sink are encouraged to safely dispose of them at an upcoming…
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Berwick and Dandenong footy star sidelined
Berwick Junior Football Club and Dandenong Stingrays player Elisha Lane has had to put a pause on her football journey. The 17-year-old footballer recently tore…
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New hub for end-of-life support open
The transition from learning you have a life-limiting illness into death has become a little bit easier for south-east Victorians. Palliative Care South East (PCSE)…
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Unregistered contractor convicted and fined
The Werribee Magistrates Court has convicted and fined an unlicensed and unregistered worker who installed air conditioners across Melbourne, including in Berwick and Clyde North.…
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Budget sparks debate
The Albanese government has brought the Australian Federal Budget to a surplus for the first time since 2007 but many groups in the south east…
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‘Tortured’ by endless wait
“It’s like living in an open prison.” Sathees is one of five Tamil asylum seekers in Melbourne’s South East who has spoken out to Star…
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