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Schools, hospitals secure State funding
The health and education sectors are the biggest winners for City of Casey residents from the 2022/23 Victorian State Budget, released Tuesday afternoon 3 May.…
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Drunk driver caught 0.245
A drink-driver has been allegedly caught at nearly five times over the blood-alcohol limit in Keysborough. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol officers intercepted the 43-year-old man…
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Roads rage
“Does someone have to die for them to do something about this intersection?” asks Clyde resident Mick Ferrari. The meeting of Ballarto Road and Clyde-Five…
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Local Islamic community celebrates Eid al-Fitr
The local Muslim community marked the end of Ramadan on Monday 2 May, with a range of Eid celebrations. Eid al-Fitr – the festival of…
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Casey council welcomes family violence prevention funding
Family Violence Prevention Minister Gabrielle Williams last week announced Casey Council as one of 15 recipients of a $3.5 million funding package to deliver prevention…
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Mens Shed Car Show Shines
Doing their best to raise some funds after two years with minimal income, Akoonah Park Men’s Shed gathered the community’s finest vintage cars and treasured…
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Priorities but no promises
Holt’s election candidates have had their say on The City of Casey’s advocacy for critical road and rail projects in the South East. Casey Council…
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Victorians urged to get flu vaccination
As the weather gets colder and Covid-19 restrictions continue to ease, Victorians are being urged to get their flu jabs to stay well this winter…
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60 years in the air
Air Ambulance Victoria (AAV) celebrated 60 years of world-class pre-hospital care on Monday May 2. The AAV wing of Ambulance Victoria (AV) was set up…
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Million-dollar Berwick lotto winner claims prize
A Berwick man who became an overnight millionaire in last week’s Lotto draw says he remained oblivious to the fact he was the division one…
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Prayers for Hazara fallen
By candlelight, hundreds gathered to remember victims of recent atrocities in Afghanistan. Families in Greater Dandenong and Casey were among the mourners at the vigil…
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Three facts about Anzac Day
1. From a national population of under five million at the time, more than 400,000 Australians enlisted to serve in World War I. 2. The…
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