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’Incapable’ of planning
Casey Council is silent on the State Government’s looming plans to reduce councillors’ planning powers, in the wake of an anti-corruption body’s report into the…
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Dementia rehab program launching in Casey
Casey residents over the age of 65 who are living with dementia can now access rehabilitation activities to support independence and wellbeing. Aged care provider…
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No hive left behind
A handful of orange plastic boxes sit on a property in Belgrave South. Unknown to the naked eye, they house a rich and complex ecosystem.…
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Celebrating 100 days of school
Fleetwood Primary School’s Foundation pupils marked a special milestone by looking forward to their future last week. On Thursday 27 July, the Foundation pupils celebrated…
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Shakespearean defence launched against corruption probe
Two key figures in a property development scandal examined by a corruption watchdog have launched a colourful defence, claiming they never paid or accepted bribes.…
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Mental wounds cut far and wide
Sydney’s Westmead Hospital has just recently overcame the struggles of the COVID pandemic. However, according to Associate Professor of Psychiatry and director of clinical science…
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Land acquired for new Clyde North school
Students across the South East will soon have better access to a great education, with the Andrews Labor Government acquiring land for a new primary…
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MP cleared of adverse findings in IBAC probe report
Cranbourne MP Pauline Richards has escaped without any adverse findings made against her in the final Operation Sandon report. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…
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A mega win for MS
On Sunday 25 June, participants took to Casey RACE to join in the inaugural MS Mega Triathlon. The 2023 Casey MS Mega Triathlon saw teams…
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Faithful friends celebrate 40 years of support
American memoirist once said that “Family isn’t always blood, it’s the people in your life who want you in theirs: the ones who accept you…
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Grassroots help for wetlands
Keen gardeners and environmental warriors from across the South East came together to introduce a little more green to the Grasmere Creek wetlands in Berwick…
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Woodman claims ‘victim’ status
Springvale-raised developer John Woodman has denied he “improperly” sought to influence Casey councillors in IBAC’s Operation Sandon report. According to IBAC, councillors Ablett and Aziz…
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