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  • GSEM calls for Federal investment

    GSEM calls for Federal investment

    Ahead of the 2025 Election, trackless rapid transport from Caulfield to Rowville, an international airport, affordable housing, jobs, strategy and more made up a region-wide…

  • Energy efficiency underway

    Energy efficiency underway

    A new laboratory in Narre Warren will soon provide a boost to not just the City of Casey, but Victoria’s transition to energy-efficient technologies. The…

  • Panthers prevail in pulsating pair of T20s

    Panthers prevail in pulsating pair of T20s

    A pair of wins for Dandenong in T20 contests on Saturday put the Panthers back on the Premier Cricket Victoria winners’ list for the first…

  • Bloods on the back foot as Bears send statement

    Bloods on the back foot as Bears send statement

    Defending champions Springvale South are behind the eight ball following the opening round of Dandenong District Cricket Association T20 competition after failing to fire with…

  • Dancers young and old shine ‘beacon of light’

    Dancers young and old shine ‘beacon of light’

    A Dandenong school and a retirement village share a moving 30-year tradition of line-dancing. Emerson School staff and students and Valley Village Mews residents gathered…

  • Carols raise the festive mood

    Carols raise the festive mood

    Under stormy skies, the annual Christmas carols concert in Harmony Square hit an uplifting note. The packed program on Friday 6 December included entertainers David…

  • Green takes aim at Isaacs

    Green takes aim at Isaacs

    Isaac Greens candidate Matthew Kirwan has accused sitting MP Mark Dreyfus of ushering in a “toothless” anti-corruption commission. Dreyfus has held Isaacs since 2007, on…

  • Council setback in ‘slug-gate’ battle

    Council setback in ‘slug-gate’ battle

    Greater Dandenong Council has stumbled in its latest step to strike out I Cook Foods’ ‘slug-gate’ lawsuit against the council. On 5 December, the council…

  • Counting the cans – in quick time

    Counting the cans – in quick time

    A cutting-edge AI-powered counting machine has been launched for a recycling container depot in Dandenong South. The CountAIner machine operated by Recycle-it can process up…

  • Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    A 17-day strike by Woolworths warehouse workers which left supermarket shelves bare across Melbourne has ended. More than 1500 striking workers across Australia, including those…

  • Brave example of unity

    Brave example of unity

    On Sunday, November 24, 2024, we celebrated the 349th Martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, the Ninth Sikh Guru, whose life and…

  • Lightfall debuts at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne

    Lightfall debuts at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne

    Lightfall, a light trail experience, will premiere at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne in April next year. Debuting in the April school holidays between 6 and…

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