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Dandy Little Aths rescue-bid deferred
Greater Dandenong councillors have deferred a motion to save the home of Dandenong Little Athletics Club as well as $200,000 of council funds earmarked for…
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Casey Council criticised for 3 per cent rates rise
As Casey Council officially increased the general rates by 3 per cent for next year, residents say they are disappointed and describe it as a…
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Police investigate road rage incident
Police are investigating a road rage incident that occurred at the intersection of Beaconsfield-Emerald Rd and Princes Highway, Beaconsfield at 12:30pm on Friday 6 June.…
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Batman Brings Smiles to the South East
In a time of rising crime and community uncertainty, a real-life masked crusader has stepped up—not to fight villains, but to spread joy, one wave…
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Changes to your travel this weekend with Metro Tunnel Project’s first end-to-end trial
Progress on the Metro Tunnel Project is heating up this winter as it undertakes a full day of trial operations on the Pakenham and Cranbourne…
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Cardinia is off the ‘safe suburb’ list
The latest crime statistics paint a worrying picture for Cardinia, with 6,828 criminal incidents recorded for the year ending March 2025—a sharp 32.4 per cent…
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Crime up 15% – thefts from cars, shops surge
Greater Dandenong’s official crime rate has soared by 15 per cent in the past year, with Victoria Police stating it will take time to turn…
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Parliamentary defence as charity rallies for support
Discussions around Narre Warren-based charity, BK2Basics, have reached Victoria’s parliament, as Discussions around BK2Basics have reached parliament, as the charity rallies the support of the…
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Berwick girl flies high with the RAAF
Berwick College student Jessica Sellers was able to get up close and personal with Air Force aircraft this May at RAAF Base Williamtown, in New…
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Big Morning Tea funds raised for cancer
Oakgrove Community Centre in Narre Warren South saw the local community come together for Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea event. Held on Wednesday, 18 June,…
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Casey Council cuts one upgrade amid grant shortfall
The adopted 2025/26 Casey Council Budget has cut one community facility upgrade and scaled back one project after grant funding fell through. According to the…
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Spikes in offences and incidents in Clyde North
Clyde North had the biggest jump in criminal incidents and offences recorded from 2024 to the year ending in March 2025, amongst the top five…