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New cath lab open
Thousands more Victorians with heart conditions will receive urgent heart assessment, treatment and care at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) every year thanks to a…
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Celebrating Midsumma Festival’s 35th birthday
Midsumma Festival’s 35th birthday celebrations are underway with its namesake carnival, a rainbow-fuelled extravaganza kicking off three weeks of events that celebrate Victoria’s LGBTIQ+ communities.…
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Man charged over online scam
Doncaster Police have arrested and charged a Templestowe man following alleged online scam incidents. The incidents relate to alleged fraudulent transactions having occurred over online…
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Boost for Casey Hospital
Casey Hospital is one of 23 health services across the state set to share in $55 million in new equipment and upgrades, the State Government…
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Beaconsfield’s junior graduates ready to gear up
Beaconsfield Fire Brigade are paving the way for future firefighters following the successful graduation of five of their juniors to senior status through their well-established…
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Old favourites top baby name list
Oliver and Charlotte have continued to hold the crown for Victoria’s best loved baby names for the second year in a row. Acting Minister for…
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Fire Danger Period announced
Fire restrictions will be put in motion in The City of Casey from Monday 30 January, as the Fire Danger Period (FDP) commences in the…
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Nossal student triumphs over health battle
On the morning of Monday 12 December, almost 50,000 students across Victoria nervously opened their computer screens to reveal the pay off of two years…
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Q and A with Casey Multifaith Network president Kasuni Mendis
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! My car is named Richard after Richard Hammond from Top Gear. What do you love about the work…
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Grassfire risk sparks concern
A concerned Endeavour Hills resident said grassfires surrounding his property are an accident waiting to happen, after claims the City of Casey failed to maintain…
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What’s on
PGCC Community Market Pillars of Guidance Community Centre invites the wider community to a fun-filled night market where locals can enjoy multicultural food, retail stalls,…
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Flyer sparks outrage
Beaconsfield residents have been left outraged after a flyer containing white supremacist ideology was distributed to residential letterboxes over the weekend. The flyers, which were…
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