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  • Population to guide kinder

    Population to guide kinder

    Casey Council says it is financially unviable to bridge the kindergarten infrastructure gap under the State Government’s free childcare reform. The council has instead endorsed…

  • Integrity drives candidate

    Integrity drives candidate

    The City of Casey election campaign has kicked off, with a Hallam resident announcing his intention to run as a candidate in the October elections.…

  • Unforgettable war journey for 98-year-old

    Unforgettable war journey for 98-year-old

    John Goldspink has a life to tell you. The 98-year-old Pearcedale resident took the lead in this year’s Cranbourne Anzac Day march as the eldest…

  • Students and union rallies against job cuts

    Students and union rallies against job cuts

    A congregation of Federation University Berwick campus students and National Tertiary Education Union filled out the foyer of Building 901, with a number of speakers…

  • Capturing the joy

    Capturing the joy

    Banjo Paterson Reserve was a riot of colours as Lynbrook celebrated its 12th Holi Festival of Colours in perfect autumn weather on Saturday 27 April.…

  • Holland Festival marks 50

    Holland Festival marks 50

    From the food, games, clothes and rides, the Holland Festival celebrated everything Dutch on Saturday 27 April, as the event marked its 50th anniversary. While…

  • Summit aims to increase investment in Melbourne’s  southeast

    Summit aims to increase investment in Melbourne’s southeast

    The Greater South East Melbourne (GSEM) group is hosting the GSEM Jobs and Skills Summit to drive much-needed employment growth in the southeast region on…

  • The Friends recount history

    The Friends recount history

    As members gathered to recount their past and put the pieces of their extensive history together, the Friends of Wilson Botanic Park Berwick’s high tea…

  • Berwick celebrates Anzac Day

    Berwick celebrates Anzac Day

    Berwick teemed with life on the morning of 25 April as the annual Anzac Day march and service pushed through cold winds and pouring rain,…

  • Petition for Timbarra expansion

    Petition for Timbarra expansion

    With her eldest child now in grade five at Timbarra P-9 College, longtime Timbarra resident Meagan McPhee is faced with the difficult task of selecting…

  • Visitor visa ‘discrimination’ claims

    Visitor visa ‘discrimination’ claims

    Advocates are calling out a “discriminatory” crackdown against overseas relatives who are being refused visas to visit Australia. Refugee advocate Wicki Wickiramasingham says “everybody is…

  • Special bond shared for 100th milestone

    Special bond shared for 100th milestone

    Susanna Lacko’s 100th birthday was particularly poignant, franked by a special bond. Ms Lasko shares the same birthday as her 58-year-old grandson Edward, and they…

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