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  • Casey councillors ‘locked out’ of planning decisions

    Casey councillors ‘locked out’ of planning decisions

    Newly-elected Casey councillors are being sidelined from representing the community in local planning issues, former councillors say. Last year, Casey administrators endorsed a new policy…

  • Community safety callout after crash

    Community safety callout after crash

    A tragic incident on Belgrave-Hallam Road that resulted in the death of a runner has locals calling for more safety measures in the area. The…

  • Polarising ban on shaky ground

    Polarising ban on shaky ground

    With the first term of school back in action, the social media ban for those under the age of 16 looms ever closer. Although stated…

  • An ode of country, history and people

    An ode of country, history and people

    Bringing rhythm, music, dance and atmosphere to Bunjil Place, the Bunyi Bunyi Bumi performance is paving the way for celebrating interconnected cultures. Scheduled to grace…

  • A trip to the tropics

    A trip to the tropics

    An overseas travel exchange has always been an exciting endeavour for many, such as the case of third-year university student Joshua Pingiaro who, along with…

  • Locals celebrate funding for Doveton Pool

    Locals celebrate funding for Doveton Pool

    The Federal Government funding to save the Doveton Pool has finally been secured, and to celebrate, locals were treated to a barbecue hosted by Bruce…

  • Second swimming pool brawl sparks concerns

    Another brawl in one of Casey’s aquatic centres has raised safety concerns in the community. Police responded to reports of a physical altercation at Casey…

  • Nazi flag draped over highway

    Nazi flag draped over highway

    Victoria Police are investigating a Nazi flag being hung on an overpass bridge in Dandenong North. Police officers were alerted to the flag over Dandenong…

  • SEMMA proposes tax-cut revival

    SEMMA proposes tax-cut revival

    In a “back to basics” call, a South East peak group has proposed the halving of the company tax rate for Australian manufacturers ahead of…

  • Hospitals welcome new interns

    Hospitals welcome new interns

    Dandenong Hospital and Casey Hospital have seen an influx of junior doctors embarking on a new journey since January this year. More than 100 junior…

  • No jail for predatory teacher

    No jail for predatory teacher

    A former primary school teacher and baseball coach who pleaded guilty to the sexual assault and grooming of children has avoided jail time and will…

  • Celebrating creativity, culture and community

    Celebrating creativity, culture and community

    The opening weekend of the Asia TOPA festival is set to take place in Bunjil Place, complete with premiere performances and an exciting, family-friendly day…

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