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  • $27m track laid for inland port

    $27m track laid for inland port

    An 865-metre spur-line railway track has been completed in the South East, as part of the Port Rail Shuttle Network (PRSN). The $28 million track…

  • Rehab focus for 182km/h trafficker

    Rehab focus for 182km/h trafficker

    A Springvale South ‘ice’ trafficker speeding at up to 182 km/h in a stolen car with its headlights off while pursued by police has been…

  • Trailblazing hot water company recognised

    Trailblazing hot water company recognised

    A Hallam renewable energy provider has been announced as a finalist in 2022’s Premier Sustainability Awards. A hot water system designed by Solar Thermal Australia…

  • Woolworths launches hunger appeal

    Woolworths launches hunger appeal

    Woolworths is partnering with Foodbank and FareShare to launch its mid-year Hunger Relief Appeal to assist food relief services. The appeal will run from Wednesday…

  • South East climate change survey opens

    South East climate change survey opens

    Health-promoting charity Enliven is partnering with Victoria University to conduct a Climate and Health Survey with a specific focus on Melbourne’s South East. The survey…

  • Archibald Prize to bring millions to Casey

    Archibald Prize to bring millions to Casey

    The Archibald Prize is expected to rake in $5 million in regional tourism revenue for the City of Casey when it begins a six-week exhibition…

  • Grant runs dry for retirement villages

    Grant runs dry for retirement villages

    Casey Council has announced plans to discontinue the Retirement Villages Development Grant program (RVDG), which provided 13 villages in the municipality with more than $200,000…

  • Leaders find the light

    Leaders find the light

    Faith and spiritual leaders united to make a ‘common statement’ in Dandenong on 17 August. Greater Dandenong Interfaith Network president Reverend Father Jean Mawal, with…

  • Graduates get straight to work

    Graduates get straight to work

    A class of recent graduates are set to take up some of the many vacant positions in aged care, personal care and the NDIS in…

  • Growing pains at Coomoora

    Growing pains at Coomoora

    “Moderate-income” earners are being prioritised for 47 ‘affordable’ future townhouses up for sale at the controversial Coomoora housing estate in Springvale South. However, the dust…

  • PT sex offender unfit for trial

    PT sex offender unfit for trial

    A Dandenong repeat sex offender has been put on a supervision order after twice groping a female passenger on her commute home. Samy Naga, 71,…

  • Young Redbacks gain valuable experience in 2022

    Young Redbacks gain valuable experience in 2022

    There were glimpses, but in the end, 2022 Hampton Park coach Nathan Wilson admits his side probably got what it deserved. The Redbacks finished sixth,…

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