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  • No weapons found in Dandenong op

    No weapons found in Dandenong op

    No knives have been found during Victoria Police’s weapons search operation in Dandenong on Thursday 18 September. Acting Senior Sergeant Rob Guy, of the police’s…

  • Groups mark down Collins’ legacy

    Groups mark down Collins’ legacy

    Community groups have congratulated City of Casey planning director James Collins on his appointment as the new CEO of Cardinia Shire Council, though many remain…

  • Powering down business energy bills

    Powering down business energy bills

    The City of Casey is offering a range of free sustainability initiatives to help local businesses cut their energy costs and reduce emissions. In a…

  • Policing’s mental toll remembered

    Policing’s mental toll remembered

    As Blue Ribbon Day (29 September) fast approaches, a former Joint Counter Terrorism officer has called for respect and awareness of the police force’s struggles,…

  • Thomas St precinct naming delayed

    Thomas St precinct naming delayed

    The future name for what’s been known as the Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street Dandenong is still months away from resolution. After months of…

  • Cash ‘game-changer’ for retirement villagers

    Cash ‘game-changer’ for retirement villagers

    Retirement village residents are being unfairly locked out of reverse mortgages, says Dandenong man Bob Barrett. Mr Barrett is calling for state law reform or…

  • Casey’s surplus dips, but debt-free future ahead

    Casey’s surplus dips, but debt-free future ahead

    The City of Casey has posted a $139.7 million surplus for 2024/25, down almost 18 per cent on last year, with councillors saying the municipality…

  • Police seek info on BMW shooting

    Police seek info on BMW shooting

    Police are appealing for public assistance in their investigation into a non-fatal shooting last year. Southern Metro Region Crime Squad detectives say several shots were…

  • Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Days after the burglary incident at an IGA in Narre Warren North, its staff and nearby businesses are pushing ahead with business as usual. On…

  • UPDATE: Berwick-Dandenong trains resume after emergency incident

    UPDATE: Berwick-Dandenong trains resume after emergency incident

    Train services have resumed on the Pakenham Line between Dandenong and Berwick after an emergency services incident in Dandenong South about 6am this morning (19…

  • $200K lottery win in Dandenong

    $200K lottery win in Dandenong

    A Dandenong woman has claimed a $200,000 Lucky Lotteries win on Thursday 18 September. She scored the first-prize ‘mega jackpot’ win on a free ticket…

  • Two face court for murder after ‘amazing person’ shot

    Two face court for murder after ‘amazing person’ shot

    Two men accused of killing a much-loved 26-year-old man in an allegedly targeted attack have faced court, one with an injured wrist and another withdrawing…

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