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  • Nashos keep on ‘giving back’

    Nashos keep on ‘giving back’

    The National Servicemen’s Association South-East branch has again come to the fore with its 21st annual Christmas toy drive. On Saturday 6 July, the ‘nashos’…

  • Elusive FV offenders caught in 3-day op

    Elusive FV offenders caught in 3-day op

    Police arrested almost 70 family violence offenders in three days as part of an operation in the Southern Metro police region last week. Among them…

  • Hero marks 500 life-saving acts

    Hero marks 500 life-saving acts

    Giving is definitely in the blood for milestone donor Trevor Bergman. Last month, the police officer from Noble Park made an incredible 500th donation to…

  • Young voices in Crime Stoppers message

    Young voices in Crime Stoppers message

    Lyndhurst Secondary College students have helped mould a new crime-fighting campaign urging young people to ‘Share If You Care’. Crime Stoppers Victoria used feedback from…

  • Clyde North man charged over fatal crash in Tooradin

    Clyde North man charged over fatal crash in Tooradin

    A driver has been charged over a a fatal car crash in Tooradin, in which a Dandenong man died at the scene. Major Collision Investigation…

  • Wellsprings FV funding extends 12 months

    Wellsprings FV funding extends 12 months

    Wellsprings for Women chief executive Dalal Smiley said in-language information was critical especially for newly-arrived women of migrant and refugee backgrounds – who may not…

  • How to end toxic masculinity

    How to end toxic masculinity

    Strangulation and stalking are found to be the most significant drivers of risk of family violence, as well as aggressive pornography, but their causes are…

  • Going for gold

    Going for gold

    Gearing up for the Special Olympics was nothing out of the ordinary for local athlete Nicholas Bruin, who took part in the weekend’s basketball matches…

  • Painful tale paves pathway to hope

    Painful tale paves pathway to hope

    Family violence can be dispelled within a generation – but it needs clear leadership, says the inspirational Hana Assafiri. At the launch of Assafiri’s memoir…

  • Reduced prices for pet registration

    Reduced prices for pet registration

    Between Monday 15 July and Friday 19 July, the City of Casey’s pet registration fees will be capped at a heavily discounted rate of $5.…

  • Award bolsters resolve, Wida striving for change

    Award bolsters resolve, Wida striving for change

    Being recognised for your struggles and efforts is a feeling that many can appreciate, and this is especially the case for Wida Tuasif, who was…

  • Dandenong leads AI push for more housing

    Dandenong leads AI push for more housing

    An AI-powered innovation program in Greater Dandenong will aim to develop council resources to accelerate new housing supply. The Local Government Housing Innovation Program was…

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