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  • More volunteers for Dandenong SES

    More volunteers for Dandenong SES

    Greater Dandenong SES has welcomed three new volunteers to its ‘family’. Keysborough resident of 19 years, Gerald McKinnon said he decided to join SES now…

  • Former councillors ’vindicated’ by IBAC report

    Former councillors ’vindicated’ by IBAC report

    Former councillor and Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association (CRRA) chairperson Brian Oates say Casey desperately needs “good candidates“ at the next council elections in the…

  • Mandatory helmet call

    Mandatory helmet call

    The AFL is exploring mandatory helmets and impact-sensing mouthguards to protect players from CTE, a Coronial inquest into Richmond player Shane Tuck has been told.…

  • Driver dies after Springvale Sth crash

    Driver dies after Springvale Sth crash

    A woman has died in hospital following a crash in Springvale South last month. The 84-year-old from Dingley Village was driving a Toyota Camry, which…

  • Five matches to watch in the last month of Southern

    Five matches to watch in the last month of Southern

    With four rounds remaining in the Southern Football Netball League Division One, and three in Division Two, Star News journalist Jonty Ralphsmith casts his eye…

  • Wise keeps the faith

    Wise keeps the faith

    Collingwood’s ability to come from behind and execute correctly time and time again in the most pressurised moments is no accident, as nearly every player…

  • MP cleared of adverse findings in IBAC probe report

    MP cleared of adverse findings in IBAC probe report

    Cranbourne MP Pauline Richards has escaped without any adverse findings made against her in the final Operation Sandon report. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Mental wounds cut far and wide

    Mental wounds cut far and wide

    Sydney’s Westmead Hospital has just recently overcame the struggles of the COVID pandemic. However, according to Associate Professor of Psychiatry and director of clinical science…

  • Crs ‘incapable’ of planning decisions

    Crs ‘incapable’ of planning decisions

    Casey Council is silent on the State Government’s looming plans to reduce councillors’ planning powers, in the wake of an anti-corruption body’s report into the…

  • Gippsland star fires

    Gippsland star fires

    Gippsland star bottom-ager Ash Centra was Vic Country’s standout forward in their first match of the national championships. Played on a hot Brisbane day at…

  • Blues add chapter to storied history

    Blues add chapter to storied history

    SOUTHERN DIVISION 3 Endeavour Hills has stumbled for the second time in three weeks, going down to Carrum Patterson Lakes on Saturday. It follows the…

  • E-waste recycler gets ‘green light’

    E-waste recycler gets ‘green light’

    A proposed electronic-waste recycling facility near the popular Greaves Reserve, Dandenong has been given the ‘green light’ by the state’s planning tribunal despite Greater Dandenong…

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