News
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Electoral structure review begins for Casey council
Casey council is undergoing an electoral structure review with a preliminary report available and submissions open on Wednesday 1 November. The Local Government Act 2020…
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Backbone of local club awarded
Clyde North local Tom Tufuga has been recognised for his contribution to Casey Crusaders Rugby Club in a volunteer award. The award celebrates ten community…
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Afghan Day showcases rich culture
Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School has hosted an Afghan Day to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of their Afghan communities on Wednesday 18 October. Assistant principal…
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Planning changes proposed to protect Green Wedge and residential areas
The Casey community is encouraged to provide feedback on a new planning scheme amendment, which involves a review of the planning framework for the Casey…
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All fun and games in Casey
Casey residents of all ages are encouraged to lace up their runners and stretch out their muscles to take part in Casey Council’s free Spring…
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New partnership waves
Western Port Biosphere Reserve Foundation and fishing conservation charity OzFish Unlimited have struck up a new partnership to build awareness of the Western Port Biosphere…
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Annual report shines a light on Casey’s achievements
Casey Council has named a number of highlights over the 2022-2023 period in its annual report, including hosting the Archibald Prize at Bunjil Place and…
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Prescribed burn in Warneet
A prescribed burn will be carried out in Warneet around 6pm on Monday 23 October. The Tooradin Fire Brigade will be assisting Warneet-Blind Bight Fire…
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Busy bee Scarlett works wonder
With two casual jobs, volunteer work, and co-hosting a radio program about disability, Clyde North resident Scarlett Jennings has been embracing her hectic and vibrant…
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Impounded after a wheelie
Police have impounded a Ducati motorcycle after the rider allegedly performed a mono in front of them in Cranbourne North on Thursday 19 October. Officers…
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Cash for cans, bottles back on 1 Nov
Drink bottles and cans can be turned to cash with the opening of the Victorian Container Deposit Scheme from 1 November. Each eligible container that’s…
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Accused dark-web trafficker on $500K surety
A Cranbourne man accused of trafficking LSD and cannabis over the dark web has been granted bail on a $500,000 surety. Lucas Raymond Bingham, 42,…
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