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  • Survivor solidarity gives life-changing support for local men

    Survivor solidarity gives life-changing support for local men

    One in 5 men across Australia will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, prompting one local volunteer group to give back and ensure…

  • Discussions with charity shops

    Discussions with charity shops

    The Victorian Government is in talks with Charitable Recycling Australia over a controversial $1.5 million landfill levy on charity shops. Director of CRA, Jeff Antcliff,…

  • ‘Green’ light for $98m pool

    ‘Green’ light for $98m pool

    Not everyone was jolly at the endorsement of the near-$100 million Dandenong Wellbeing Centre all-electric aquatic project at a council meeting on Monday 8 May.…

  • Sustainable shopping saving on emissions and costs

    Sustainable shopping saving on emissions and costs

    Second-hand bargains and unusual finds are now up for grabs at Westfield Fountain Gate Shopping Centre. Opened on Thursday 4 April, Charitable Recycling Australia’s new…

  • Caravan park killer jailed

    Caravan park killer jailed

    A man who fatally stabbed a fellow caravan park resident in a “violent, drug and alcohol-induced tragedy” in Dandenong South has been jailed. The 27-year-old…

  • Lest We Forget Afghanistan

    Lest We Forget Afghanistan

    Communities were brought together under one umbrella through the ‘Lest We Forget Afghanistan,’ two day art exhibition organised by Bakhtar Community Organisation. In addition to…

  • VCAT orders hoarder clean-up

    VCAT orders hoarder clean-up

    Greater Dandenong Council has successfully applied to enforce a clean-up order of a Dandenong North hoarder’s home. After months of council inspections and mediation, Victorian…

  • Bonding over Dachshund love

    Bonding over Dachshund love

    A group of delighted dachshunds gathered at Casey Fields Dog Park on Sunday 7 May. There were little legs abound as the pups chased one…

  • ‘Tortured’ by endless wait

    ‘Tortured’ by endless wait

    “It’s like living in an open prison.” Sathees is one of five Tamil asylum seekers in Melbourne’s South East who has spoken out to Star…

  • Budget relief ‘balance’

    Budget relief ‘balance’

    Labor MPs have welcomed the Federal Budget’s cost-of-living relief but South East support services say it will do little to lift people out of poverty.…

  • Demand for female workers

    Demand for female workers

    Many female customers will be put at ease by having a choice of tradeswomen rather than only tradesmen. City of Casey cultural and social equity…

  • Federal Budget sparks debate

    Federal Budget sparks debate

    The Albanese government has brought the Australian Federal Budget to a surplus for the first time since 2007 but many groups in the south east…

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