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Buses to replace trains between Berwick and East Pakenham Station
Buses will be replacing trains between Berwick and East Pakenham on the Pakenham line due to an equipment fault. Trains are expected to continue to…
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BK 2 Basics application refused, council to decide
Back 2 Basics’ application to operate as a charity in their current home in Narre Warren is being recommended for rejection by the City of…
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Hampton Park residents fed up with after-hour noise from ResourceCo site
After years of living next to one of Melbourne’s largest landfills, Hampton Park and the surrounding locals say the headache has grown with noise and…
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Stabbing and a shot fired in Clyde
Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are currently investigating a stabbing and firearms incident in Clyde that occurred at dawn on Sunday, 15 June. Officers were…
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Clyde Road Upgrade donates to Moonlit Sanctuary
Major Road Projects Victoria trucked in some much-needed mulch for Moonlit Sanctuary’s Tasmanian devils this week. Project staff from Major Road Projects Victoria and Seymour…
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Farmers hold fast despite patchy rain relief
The first weeks of winter have seen brief days of showers that farmers have welcomed, but local producers are still holding fast amid a “very…
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Risking all for a higher cause
This is not the first time Muzafar has taken a stance on education. He setup a school within a prison in Afghanistan, saw them learn…
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Cardinia won’t join levy boycott
While the City of Yarra is calling for a council-led revolt, Cardinia Shire Council has ruled out joining any boycott or legal challenge against the…
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Changes to your travel this weekend with Metro Tunnel Project’s first end-to-end trial
Progress on the Metro Tunnel Project is heating up this winter as it undertakes a full day of trial operations on the Pakenham and Cranbourne…
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Domestic killers avoiding scrutiny
A State coroner has highlighted the oft-underestimated “fatality risks” posed by coercive, controlling men after the violent murder of an Endeavour Hills woman by her…
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Riding 4000 km for refugees’ education
A Hazara former refugee has embarked on an extraordinary 4000-kilometre cycling journey to raise educational funds for refugees and Afghan women. Muzafar Ali has begun…
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Casey real estate agents slam ad costs as ACCC probes REA Group
Local real estate agents in Casey said the advertising costs on realestate.com.au had surged over the years, with one describing the pricing as “ridiculous and…
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