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15 years of serving library

Janine Kimberly’s husband always jokes that she would be the world’s oldest library worker, and if not, she could be the City of Casey’s...

Battin to move into office, but no move for higher office

Berwick MP Brad Battin has dismissed speculation that he will join another bid for leader of the opposition as murmurs spread of a renewed...

Making the switch from septic to sewer

More than 100 Harkaway residents have connected to a smart pressure sewer system, eliminating the risk of groundwater, waterway and environment pollution from ageing...

Enjoying the greenery

Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick became a sea of green in celebration of St Patrick's Day, as part of a John Mc Foundation charity...

30 years and counting

Michele Lovett will be ticking off 30 years as she continues to take part in the State Firefighter Championships. The CFA Hallam captain has...

Rainbow rave

Akoonah Park became a colourful kaleidoscope on Saturday 16 March as part of the Casey Festival of Colours celebrating the Indian fesitval of Holi. About...

Anger at Vic justice system as truckie boss avoids jail

Victoria’s justice system has been criticised as favouring perpetrators over victims by the devastated families of four police killed on Melbourne’s Eastern Freeway. While a...

Casey invites public voice

Public consultation is now open for improvements to the Berwick Village Activity Centre Structure Plan. Now over 13 years old, the 2011 plan serves to...

Little shade overhead

With the passing of the sweltering weekend, complaints from public transport users have become commonplace with the lack of shelters at bus stops. In...

Lab drives road safety

Smart technology in Casey is set to drive ground-breaking research into road safety and waste reduction. City of Casey has launched its Future Mobility...

Design released for new Clyde North Police Station

The State Government released the design of the long-awaited Clyde North Police Station on Friday 8 March, and tenders for construction will be released...

Union challenges minister’s claim

A Victorian firefighter union has lashed out at a minister's claim that the fire rescue for the 3 March Clyde North fire was delivered...

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15 years of serving library

Janine Kimberly’s husband always jokes that she would be the world’s oldest library worker, and if not, she could be the City of Casey’s...