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Activist Grace Tame to speak in Casey
Australian activist Grace Tame is coming to Casey as part of International Women’s Day 2022. Ms Tame is an inspiring young Australian who has spent…
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Family Day Care a nurturing home environment
Windermere Child and Family Services is leading the way in family day care as thousands of parents across the country consider their options for childcare…
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Six arrests in ‘significant’ drug raid
Six occupants have been arrested by police during a drug raid on a house in Dandenong North. Croydon Divisional Tasking Unit police say they seized…
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UFC fans brawl at Hallam pub
A 35-year-old mechanic and father-of-two pleaded guilty to affray after being “king hit”, despite not throwing a punch in a brawl on 7 March, he…
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Teenagers in custody following Narre Warren armed robbery
Two teenagers have been remanded in custody following an armed robbery at a Narre Warren shopping centre that occurred on Tuesday 4 January, 2022. It…
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National gun amnesty launched
A National Illicit Firearms Campaign launched by the Federal Government and Crime Stoppers Australia is working towards making Australia a safer place to live by…
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Upgrade on its way for Myuna Farm
Myuna Farm is receiving a $350,000 upgrade to improve the children’s farm community pavilion, making it more accessible and better catered to community needs. The…
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Power Saving Bonus extended
The State Government is extending its $250 Power Saving Bonus payment by five months until Thursday 30 June 2022 to support more vulnerable households doing…
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Fun at Fountain Gate
The Summer Carnival at Fountain Gate kicks off on Friday 4 February and runs for five weeks. Hosted by Chants Amusements, the carnival has all…
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’Selfless’ leader farewelled
Former Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon will be remembered as a ‘people’s councillor’, loyal mother, sister and daughter and an unflagging community servant. At her funeral…
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Midsumma proud
The second annual 2022 Midsumma Picnic held at the Old Cheese Factory in partnership with Casey Rainbow Community had about 250 people in attendance. The…
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Picture book helps children cope with Covid-19
Berwick resident and paediatric psychologist Michelle Macpherson has launched her first fiction book for children – A global pandemic won’t change me! Michelle has spent…
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