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Community bands together for NSW fire victims

A generous Narre Warren truck driver and his friends have donated hay and pet food to victims of fire ravaged areas of New South...

Elizabeth steps up for worthy cause

At the age of 36 a thyroid cancer diagnosis came “out of the blue” for a healthy Elizabeth Anderson. The mother of two said she...

Police catch speeding learner

A learner driver has been caught travelling almost 60km/h over the limit in Narre Warren North on Monday 25 November. State Highway Patrol police detected...

Ablett sale not a ’success fee’: Woodman

Casey councillor Geoff Ablett stood to lose a “s*** load” of money due to faltering property projects in Cranbourne West, according to an alleged...

C219 election donation link

Property developer John Woodman has told an IBAC inquiry it is “common” for developers to make large donations to political parties in exchange for...

Woodman supports mayor tilt

Property developer John Woodman has been described in an IBAC anti-corruption hearing as a “king maker” during the election of Amanda Stapledon as Casey...

Christmas wonderland lights up

For Andrew D'Cruz, his ideas have no boundaries. For hours a day for nearly two months, he has created an intricate mini-village Christmas display –...

Funding, favours and the value of ‘friends’

IBAC investigations into property dealings within the City of Casey have revealed that being a ‘friend’ of wealthy property developer John Woodman certainly pays. In...

Developer wrote Aziz’s ’script’: IBAC

A property developer’s consultant was writing the “script” for a Casey councillor ahead of a council meeting vote on 16 October 2018, an anti-corruption...

Trees to stay

Casey council has decided to keep dozens of gum trees in a Lysterfield South neighbourhood despite residents arguing the trees posed a danger. Following...

IBAC allegations ’concerning’: Minister

Local Government Minister Adem Somyurek has described allegations of Casey councillor corruption as “concerning”. Since 18 October, state anti-corruption body IBAC has conducted public examinations...

Council to get rid of plane trees

Nine London plane trees in a Narre Warren estate will be given the chop following complaints from neighbours the trees were wreaking havoc. Casey council...

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Largest crowd to date for Hampton Park Anzac Day service

Hampton Park Progress Association had the largest gathering to date at this year's Anzac Day service. Guests included Narre Warren South MP Gary Maas, Holt...