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  • What’s On

    What’s On

    Berwick Bridge Club Enjoy playing cards? Are you looking for some exercise for your brain that is both fun and challenging? Berwick Bridge Club is…

  • IBAC lays charges

    IBAC lays charges

    Two people, including a former Casey councillor, have been charged from matters arising from the Operation Sandon corruption inquiry. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Success as $200,000 wiped from Bring Your Bills event

    Success as $200,000 wiped from Bring Your Bills event

    The Bring Your Bills event on Tuesday, 2 September, was a resounding success, as just over $200,000 in debt was cleared on the day. The…

  • UPDATE: Casey reacts to Operation Sandon charges

    UPDATE: Casey reacts to Operation Sandon charges

    Two people, including a former Casey councillor, have been charged from matters arising from the Operation Sandon corruption inquiry. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Narre Warren South man found dead in Ivanhoe

    Narre Warren South man found dead in Ivanhoe

    The deceased body of a Narre Warren South man was found in Ivanhoe on Tuesday, 2 September, after emergency services were called to a property…

  • Eviction but not, basketball club in dispute over shed

    Eviction but not, basketball club in dispute over shed

    Berwick Basketball Club has found itself at the centre of a dispute with Casey Council over its long-standing use of a storeroom at the Berwick…

  • Anti-immigration rallies spark backlash in Casey

    Anti-immigration rallies spark backlash in Casey

    The anti-immigration rallies on August 31 have boiled over to the City of Casey, as a youth outreach event was cancelled a week prior, with…

  • St Agatha’s celebrates Book Week

    St Agatha’s celebrates Book Week

    St Agatha’s Primary School in Cranbourne celebrated Book Week with a week full of stories, creativity, and fun activities for students of all ages. Students…

  • ‘Undeterred’ as Premier fronts multicultural bills event after Sewell stunt

    ‘Undeterred’ as Premier fronts multicultural bills event after Sewell stunt

    The Bring Your Bills event in Hampton Park had a surprise visit from the Victorian Premier, Jacinta Allan, following an early morning interruption by neo-nazi…

  • Cat curfew in the spotlight for Casey

    Cat curfew in the spotlight for Casey

    The City of Casey has set its sights on tackling the persistent issue of wandering cats, outlining a tougher stance in its new Domestic Animal…

  • Cranbourne named top scam hotspot

    Cranbourne named top scam hotspot

    Cranbourne has once again been named among Victoria’s scam hotspots, with new data showing the suburb is one of the state’s top five postcodes for…

  • Shock on MPs Stalin comparison

    Shock on MPs Stalin comparison

    Shock and disrespect, South-Eastern Metropolitan MP Michael Galea has spoken out against a fellow minister who likened former Premier Daniel Andrews to dictator Joseph Stalin.…

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