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  • Cobras trial tackling ban

    Cobras trial tackling ban

    A ban on full-blown tackling is being trialled in a series of exhibition football matches involving Sandown Cobras. In response to widespread fears of head-injury…

  • Captain’s call: Council rejects plea to buy slice of Doveton history

    Captain’s call: Council rejects plea to buy slice of Doveton history

    A small piece from the history of the Doveton community may be lost unless the City of Casey intervenes, says a concerned residents group. One…

  • Alleged hooning burglar faces 46 charges

    Alleged hooning burglar faces 46 charges

    An alleged hit-run driver who crashed into a parked car in Springvale while dropping burnouts is facing almost 50 charges including multiple burglaries. Police say…

  • Advocating for victims

    Advocating for victims

    The Southeast Monash Legal Service is shining more light on advocacy against sexual harassment in the workplace, encouraging victims, no matter how tough it may…

  • Deeper roots to pay gaps

    Deeper roots to pay gaps

    Addressing the gender pay gap issue could be as deep as tackling foundational aspects of Australian society and culture, it’s been stated, following statistics revealed…

  • Brendan Fevola statue unveiled in Narre

    Brendan Fevola statue unveiled in Narre

    AFL great Brendan ‘Fev’ Fevola has been immortalised in copper form, with a statue of the popular radio host now at Narre Warren’s Webb Street.…

  • Noble Park driver allegedly blows .168

    Noble Park driver allegedly blows .168

    A Noble Park man has been caught driving at more than three times above the blood-alcohol limit in a road police blitz on Eastlink. The…

  • 30 years and counting

    30 years and counting

    Michele Lovett will be ticking off 30 years as she continues to take part in the State Firefighter Championships. The CFA Hallam captain has been…

  • Jail for glassing patron’s throat

    Jail for glassing patron’s throat

    A Casey man has been jailed over an “extremely dangerous” glassing that cut a pub-goer’s throat and jugular vein. Clint William Bellingham, 33, pleaded guilty…

  • No decision on developer donation ban

    No decision on developer donation ban

    An IBAC recommendation to ban property developers from making political donations remains up in the air. The State Government has announced it will accept most…

  • Slow approach to unsightly mess

    Slow approach to unsightly mess

    A hoarder’s property stacked to the rooftop remains an eyesore and fire-risk for more than two decades despite regular complaints from neighbours. The Noble Park…

  • Three in alleged stolen van arrested

    Three in alleged stolen van arrested

    Three men were arrested after an alleged evasion of police in Dandenong. Dandenong police officers say they spotted a motorbike travelling at speeds of up…

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