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  • Cranbourne Library launches Digital Memory Stations

    Cranbourne Library launches Digital Memory Stations

    Cranbourne Library has opened a new service: Digital Memory Stations. Whether it’s old photographs, VHS tapes, audio cassettes, slides, negatives, or even floppy disks, the…

  • New park for Clyde North

    New park for Clyde North

    A new park has opened in Clyde North. Developer Mirvac announced the official opening of Clara Park in late September, a new green space located…

  • 5 per cent deposit scheme sparks debate in Casey

    5 per cent deposit scheme sparks debate in Casey

    Casey residents have expressed mixed reactions to the Federal Government’s new 5 per cent deposit scheme, with some calling it a lifeline for first home…

  • ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    A much-hyped underground rail service will open with a soft-launch timetable before moving to turn-up-and-go trains. Melbourne’s $15 billion Metro Tunnel will open to the…

  • Council introduces new timed parking at Casey Complex

    Council introduces new timed parking at Casey Complex

    Casey Council is introducing new timed parking restrictions at the Casey Complex, following the alleged undersupply of carparks at the neighbouring Cranbourne Community Hospital. But…

  • Major sewer upgrades underway at Ballarto Road in Clyde

    Major sewer upgrades underway at Ballarto Road in Clyde

    South East Water has kicked off investigative works on two major infrastructure upgrades in Clyde: the Ballarto Road Pump Station and Rising Sewer Main projects.…

  • Civilians arrest armed robber who preyed on kids

    Civilians arrest armed robber who preyed on kids

    A 20-year-old armed robber’s allegation of being ferociously assaulted during a citizen’s arrest in Dandenong South has been dismissed by a Victorian judge. Andrya Oshla,…

  • Dream homes out of reach

    Dream homes out of reach

    Housing targets are falling behind in our own backyard, putting families at risk and threatening affordability and local infrastructure. It comes after The Age reported…

  • Rates land with shock

    Rates land with shock

    After months of delays and speculation, some ratepayers are finally receiving their council notices, along with the full brunt of the Emergency Services Levy. Officer…

  • Dandenong woman faces gun, explosives charges

    Dandenong woman faces gun, explosives charges

    A Dandenong woman has applied for bail after police seized high-powered guns and explosive material from an alleged stolen car. Bee Hong Goh, 32, faced…

  • Orchids spring at Berwick show

    Orchids spring at Berwick show

    With the sun finally starting to emerge in its spring glory, the Berwick Orchid Show wowed with a gathering of the most elaborate plants from…

  • Grieving mum asks doctors to ‘truly listen’ to parents

    Grieving mum asks doctors to ‘truly listen’ to parents

    A grieving mother watched her toddler die in front of her after pleading with doctors to save the three-year-old’s life for days. “I will never…

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