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  • World to cross disastrous climate threshold

    World to cross disastrous climate threshold

    Environmentalists have bluntly disparaged federal government parties over their continued support of industries known for their pervasive contribution to the climate crisis. The Global Annual…

  • Catholic education achievements recognised

    Catholic education achievements recognised

    Two South East Catholic teachers and leaders have received recognition in the Diocese of Sale Catholic Education awards. Deputy principal wellbeing Michelle Pereira received an…

  • Construction ramps up on Pakenham line

    Construction ramps up on Pakenham line

    Crews are continuing to work to remove dangerous level crossings and build new stations along the Pakenham line during May and June. On the Pakenham…

  • Tea, treats and talks

    Tea, treats and talks

    Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CNCISS) staff members and Narre Warren community groups came together to support the fight against cancer on Wednesday…

  • Honouring lost loved ones

    Honouring lost loved ones

    Woodlands Park Retirement Village in Berwick was awash with yellow balloons and filled with the smell of brewing tea and the sound of community, as…

  • Getting kids moving

    Getting kids moving

    A new program is providing Casey kids with fun ways to get active. Triathlon Victoria, in conjunction with Casey Cardinia Triathlon Squad, has commenced a…

  • Thousands without support

    Thousands without support

    The Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia (MIFA) has raised concerns about the support available to vulnerable Australians experiencing complex mental illness. In Casey, 7 per…

  • Harkaway hesitations

    Harkaway hesitations

    Environmentalists say a proposed school expansion would endanger drivers and pedestrians in the Narre Warren North Green Wedge. Harkaway Hills College has proposed to double…

  • Winners and losers

    Winners and losers

    Local Labor MPs have welcomed a number of projects outlined to be delivered in the 2023-24 State Budget, while Berwick MP Brad Battin has hit…

  • Little reprieve from rising costs

    Little reprieve from rising costs

    Struggling Victorians can expect little respite from the cost of living crisis under the Andrew’s state budget, according to opposition parties. Premier Daniel Andrews said…

  • New schools on the way

    New schools on the way

    The State Government has kept election promises for free three-year-old kinder, new schools and school upgrades in the 2023-’24 State Budget. However it has been…

  • Investigation into Berwick death continues

    Investigation into Berwick death continues

    Police have released footage of a vehicle to identify those who were in the vehicle at the time with the male victim of a fatal…

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