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  • Have your say on Casey’s youth services

    Have your say on Casey’s youth services

    The City of Casey is inviting the community to take part in the Casey Youth survey and share their views on the services the council…

  • High-school teacher jailed for student affair

    High-school teacher jailed for student affair

    A Cranbourne high-school teacher and mother-of-two who had a sexual affair with a 15-year-old student has been jailed. Laura Ann Hill, 38, pleaded guilty at…

  • Casey’s local law to be reviewed in August meeting

    Casey’s local law to be reviewed in August meeting

    A draft of the Casey Community Local Law will be presented in this month’s Casey Council meeting on Tuesday, 19 August. Councillors will consider the…

  • Stage one of Missens Road upgrade complete

    Stage one of Missens Road upgrade complete

    Casey Council announced that work is now complete on stage one of the Missens Road upgrade in Cranbourne West. It said it marked an important…

  • $900,000 new project to restore Western Port wetlands

    $900,000 new project to restore Western Port wetlands

    The Western Port Biosphere and RMIT University have launched a new project to restore critical coastal wetlands and protect Western Port’s communities from the growing…

  • Rescue efforts recognised in Hastings

    Rescue efforts recognised in Hastings

    The teamwork and rescue efforts of 24 CFA members during a rare and confronting incident at an industrial site in Hastings last July have been…

  • Cranbourne North man charged following ram raid

    Cranbourne North man charged following ram raid

    Police have charged a Cranbourne North man following an alleged ram-raid in Moorabbin earlier this week. Police will allege two men used a black Holden…

  • WFH consultation opens

    WFH consultation opens

    The State Government has opened public consultation on proposed work-from-home laws that a South East manufacturers group warns are “impossible” for the $54 billion sector.…

  • Scales of justice on self-defence change proposal

    Scales of justice on self-defence change proposal

    Recent proposals by a southeast metropolitan MP on revisions to self-defence laws in Victoria have the local community buzzing, with many, from online to neighbourhoods,…

  • Dan Murphy’s plan near childcare sparks debate

    Dan Murphy’s plan near childcare sparks debate

    The Botanic Ridge community is opposing a liquor licence application for a new Dan Murphy’s store close to a childcare centre. A petition of objection…

  • Casey ’naughty list’ unreasonable: CRRA

    Casey ’naughty list’ unreasonable: CRRA

    Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association has criticised Casey Council placing mother-of-three Jillian Nambu on “an orchestrated ’resident naughty list’“ after she sent five emails to…

  • ‘Procedural wrangling’ dominates waste case

    ‘Procedural wrangling’ dominates waste case

    Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria is appealing against VCAT orders to draft “without prejudice conditions” for a development licence for a proposed Hampton Park Waste…

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