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  • Street lighting under scrutiny

    Street lighting under scrutiny

    Lighting inside bus stops and surrounding street lights are under scrutiny in Cardinia and Casey, as both affect visibility for drivers and for people waiting…

  • Six-month margin for charity

    Six-month margin for charity

    Narre Warren-based charity, BK2Basics, has been given an additional six months of leeway, after a lengthy deliberation by the city of Casey’s councillors on Tuesday,…

  • Parliamentary defence as charity rallies for support

    Parliamentary defence as charity rallies for support

    Discussions around Narre Warren-based charity, BK2Basics, have reached Victoria’s parliament, as Discussions around BK2Basics have reached parliament, as the charity rallies the support of the…

  • MPs support for charity

    MPs support for charity

    In light of the added six months of breathing room granted to Narre Warren-based charity BK2Basics during the 17 June Casey council meeting, local MPs…

  • Berwick girl flies high with the RAAF

    Berwick girl flies high with the RAAF

    Berwick College student Jessica Sellers was able to get up close and personal with Air Force aircraft this May at RAAF Base Williamtown, in New…

  • Batman Brings Smiles to the South East

    Batman Brings Smiles to the South East

    In a time of rising crime and community uncertainty, a real-life masked crusader has stepped up—not to fight villains, but to spread joy, one wave…

  • Casey Council criticised for 3 per cent rates rise

    Casey Council criticised for 3 per cent rates rise

    As Casey Council officially increased the general rates by 3 per cent for next year, residents say they are disappointed and describe it as a…

  • Casey crime hits 8-year high, car thefts surge 50 per cent

    Casey crime hits 8-year high, car thefts surge 50 per cent

    Casey saw a 50 per cent increase in motor vehicle thefts in the twelve months to the end of March this year, while the number…

  • Noble Pantry gives dignity in tough times

    Noble Pantry gives dignity in tough times

    Scores of families are struggling to feed themselves – and even their pets – as they gather for food relief at Noble Park Community Centre…

  • Dumpers breach unlocked park gate

    Dumpers breach unlocked park gate

    A burnt-out vehicle has triggered residents to raise ongoing security concerns at the Robert Booth Reserve in Dandenong. One of two gates to the reserve…

  • Triple-victory for NPAC, Springers

    Triple-victory for NPAC, Springers

    South East Leisure is celebrating a trio of trophies at the 2025 Aquatic and Recreation Victoria Awards this month. SEL, a Greater Dandenong Council-owned subsidiary,…

  • Elderly man bashed with shovel

    Elderly man bashed with shovel

    Police are investigating an alleged bashing of an elderly man with a shovel in Dandenong North. The assault on 28 February, 7.45pm left the victim…

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