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  • Camping out for local Scouts

    Camping out for local Scouts

    A group of Casey Scouts received the experience of a lifetime last week – camping on the grounds of Government House in Canberra. Running from…

  • Free buses to ANZAC Day service and parade

    Free buses to ANZAC Day service and parade

    A free shuttle bus service will operate from Dandenong to the Shrine of Remembrance on ANZAC Day, 25 April. Veterans and war widows are also…

  • Fire restrictions ending

    Fire restrictions ending

    The Fire Danger Period (FDP) is coming to an end across Cardinia, Casey, Baw Baw and Greater Dandenong at 1am on Wednesday, 1 May. CFA…

  • Police targeting low-level speeding myths this Anzac Day

    Police targeting low-level speeding myths this Anzac Day

    Victoria Police will be educating drivers across the state, including in Greater Dandenong, about the dangers of low-level speeding this Anzac Day weekend. Launched on…

  • Falcons continue winning form

    Falcons continue winning form

    Southern Football Netball League club Endeavour Hills has continued its winning streak, bringing the heat to best Keysborough 11.9 75 to 7.4 46. The cohesion…

  • Mixed results in Gippy double header; Dalgleish shines

    Mixed results in Gippy double header; Dalgleish shines

    A competitive first half was overshadowed by a disappointing finish for Gippsland Power’s girls at Shepley Oval on Saturday morning, Sydney Swans Academy winning 10.11…

  • MasterChef star visits Bunjil

    MasterChef star visits Bunjil

    In the 15 years since she first graced our screens in MasterChef, season one winner Julie Goodwin has become a beloved name throughout the country,…

  • Man charged over alleged Endeavour Hills crophouse

    Man charged over alleged Endeavour Hills crophouse

    Police seized more than 300 plants in a raid on an alleged crop house in Endeavour Hills on 17 April. Divisional Response Unit police say…

  • Cardboard factory convicted

    Cardboard factory convicted

    A cardboard manufacturer has been convicted and fined $40,000 after a worker’s hand was dragged into unguarded machinery at a Keysborough factory. Lazo Paper Pty…

  • Thunder thrashed in humiliating home loss

    Thunder thrashed in humiliating home loss

    Dandenong Thunder’s defence is under scrutiny in the National Premier League (NPL) Victoria after finding itself on the wrong end of an 8-0 thrashing to…

  • Balanced Beacy goes bang

    Balanced Beacy goes bang

    Beaconsfield has set up a mouth-watering visit to South Belgrave on Saturday night for the ‘Rik Crook Cup’ after the Eagles demolished Mooroolbark by 111-points…

  • Time running out for cafe

    Time running out for cafe

    A beloved social enterprise café has been given a three-month eviction notice by Casey Council, leaving the business devastated and the community angered. A petition…

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