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Transit soup kitchen reopens

The Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support in Narre Warren held its grand reopening on Saturday 23 November, after undergoing renovations earlier this year....

Brewing tunes in the southeast

International music superstars retain those labels for a reason, through melodic prowess, musical discography, or even just their sheer aura to woo crowds from...

Rental affordability drops

The rental affordability in Greater Melbourne, which includes the City of Casey, has deteriorated, with a rental affordability index (RAI) score of 118 and...

Bunjil Place lights up this Christmas

Twilight Christmas Makers Market and Lighting of the Christmas Tree event will return to Bunjil Place on Saturday 30 November. Bunjil Place Plaza will transform...

Fire restrictions for the southeast

The majority of southeastern municipalities have been named to be subject to fire restrictions as the CFA’s Fire Danger Period (FDP) begins at 1am...

Nationals leader hands over reins

A veteran state Nationals leader has stepped down to make way for new blood as the party begins preparations for an election in 2026. Peter...

KDS Gourmet wins Casey Business of the Year 2024

Food truck rental business KDS Gourmet won Casey Business of the Year 2024. “Their unique business model, which rents food trucks to aspiring food...

New chair for Western Port Biosphere as new directors welcomed

The Mornington Peninsula and Western Port Biosphere Foundation has appointed Geoff Brooks as chair. He has succeeded retiring chair Jo McCoy, who reached her...

Neo-nazis at lake gathering

The attendance of what has been confirmed to be neo-nazis at the community-wide gathering at a local lake has sparked concerns, spelling a bad...

Illegal dumper caught on camera

An illegal dumper of a half-a-truckload of waste on Glasscocks Road, Lyndhurst has been caught on a covert camera. Jinquin Yang pleaded guilty at Dandenong...

Big crowds to call for action against domestic violence

Thousands of people will take to the streets demanding an end to gender-based violence, days after a man was charged with killing a 19-year-old...

Lantern illuminates the night

The highly-anticipated Lynbrook Lake Lantern Festival lit up the community on Saturday 18 November at Banjo Paterson Reserve. The festival was originally scheduled for October,...

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Island of dreams for Gilligan after home win at Cranbourne

Cranbourne trainer John Gilligan celebrated his first win on his home track in more than six years on Saturday night when Distant Dream stormed...