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Travel vouchers up for grabs again
The latest round of the Regional Travel Voucher Scheme will open on Wednesday 20 January, with 40,000 travel vouchers for $200 helping boost tourism and…
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A safe place now open
Casey’s Youth Information Centres (YIC) have now reopened and are back offering face to face referrals, information and personal support for local youth. Young people…
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More road disruptions
A number of road closures are expected this week to facilitate works on the O’Shea Road Upgrade. During these disruptions, safety barriers will be installed,…
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Hoon horror
Residents of Fox Road in Narre Warren North are fed up with hoons using their street as their own personal race track. The residents, who…
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Speeding drivers not-so-Roadwise
Lead-footed drivers in Casey met their match over the festive break, netted by police as part of Operation Roadwise. Operation Roadwise ran from 12.01am on Friday…
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Crime up in Casey
Crime is up in the City of Casey by 6.7 percent, with 17,751 incidents recorded over the past year in contrast to 16, 632 the…
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Hazaras mourn victims of violence
The south eastern Hazara community came together over the weekend to show solidarity with their loved ones in Pakistan following a spate of murders in…
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Inside the Covid fight
Last January, it seemed the whole world waited with bated breath as news of a new virus outbreak in Wuhan, China, reached our shores. The…
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New school offers choice
Students from the City of Casey and surrounding areas who struggle with mainstream education are set to benefit from a new specialist secondary school at Berwick.…
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New Narre Warren Covid exposure site
The list of Covid-19 exposure sites in the south east has grown with the addition of a Narre Warren restaurant. Tamarind 8, a Sri Lankan…
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Pop up dining coming to Casey this summer!
As Casey’s community welcomes in the festive season and embraces a COVID safe summer, vibrant pop up dining precincts will soon be launched as part…
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Loan’s legitimacy queried
Property group director Andrew Nehme denied a purported $251,000 loan to former councillor Sam Aziz was a “joint fabrication” – despite an unexplained $21,000 payment…
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