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More than 170 people attended the Victorian Country Press Association’s pinnacle event for 2024, held at the RACV Resort in Torquay on Friday, 15...

Kerrigan tunes in to Casey

Captivating audiences with his mellow vocals and nostalgic atmosphere, Berwick local and seasoned musician, singer and songwriter Kerrigan La-Brooy aims to make 2025 a...

Glass for the future

Cranbourne East Primary School has received 89 glasses from the non-profit organisation State Schools Relief (SSR). SSR, in partnership with the State Government, is delivering...

Financial watchdog warns of structural budget problems

Years of deficits are a sign of a structurally sick Victorian budget and long-term plans to fix it are reactive, the state's financial watchdog...

Fatal collision in Pakenham

Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a fatal collision in Pakenham on Thursday afternoon 21 November. It is understood a silver Audi, believed to...

Big crowds to call for action against domestic violence

Thousands of people will take to the streets demanding an end to gender-based violence, days after a man was charged with killing a 19-year-old...

Casey Residents and Ratepayer Association welcomes elected mayor and deputy mayor

Casey Residents and Ratepayer Association (CRRA) welcomes the election of the Waratah Ward councillor Stefan Koomen as mayor and Kalora Ward councillor Melinda Ambros...

Peninsula Community Legal Centre theatre project recognised for educating Casey students on family violence

Peninsula Community Legal Centre’s (PCLC) interactive theatre project has been recognised in the 2024 Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards (ACVPA). The non-profit legal services...

Woolworths Sth East workers on indefinite strike

More then 200 workers at a Woolworths warehouse in Dandenong South have joined a nationwide indefinite strike on Thursday 21 November. United Workers Union logistics...

Probe into death

A Cranbourne East man who took his own life in early 2021 suffered from deteriorated mental health due to the breakdown of his relationship...

Community gathers after lake renaming

More than 600 people were in attendance during the community-wide meeting at Berwick Springs/Guru Nanak Lake on the evening of Tuesday 19 November. Organised...

Corridors for our koalas

Moonlit Sanctuary and Western Port Biosphere Foundation officially launched the three-year Koala Corridor Project in November. A launching ceremony was held on Wednesday 13 November...

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Teenager spared conviction

A Cranbourne-raised then-14-year-old who repeatedly attacked their grandmother with a metal pole has been sentenced without conviction, as their undiagnosed autism spectrum disorder was...