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Casey Community Awards open
The 2024 Casey Community Awards are now open for nomination to all Casey residents, not just Australian citizens. Nominations can be made for individuals or…
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Food Truck needs a hand
Cranbourne Food Truck has called out for support through volunteering, material and financial donations, and changes to housing restrictions after surging food recipients amid the…
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Casey burglary surge
The state’s latest crime statistics have seen a striking surge in recorded burglaries and thefts in Casey in the past 12 months to June this…
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All welcome at community centre extravaganza
As of 2021, Cranbourne North is home to 24,683 residents and is predicted to grow to 26,000 by the end of this year. With so…
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Operation Scoreboard detects more than 70 speeding offences
Police detected a total of 71 speeding offences across Casey during the AFL Grand Final long weekend as part of Operation Scoreboard. Police also detected…
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Rachel’s walk forward, one step at a time
For two years, Cranbourne North resident Rachel Lee has been participating in the Black Dog Institute’s One Foot Forward, helping to raise awareness of Australians…
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Monks push for visa changes
Buddhist monks are calling for migration reforms to allow them to stay in Australia on permanent visas. A council of five spiritual leaders from the…
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History Month Donation Drive returns
Connected Libraries is bringing back the History Month Donation Drive campaign this October to seek materials of historical significance to Casey. Running until 31 October,…
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Searching for Pearl
The Narre Warren and Cranbourne community is coming together as one to search for lost ridgeback cross labrador Pearl, who was last seen near Berwick…
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Pooch promises delivered
Cranbourne East’s furry locals now have a brand new place to enjoy, with the Casey Fields Dog Park now open for all visitors. As part…
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Police charge 56-year-old Clyde man with drug-related offences
Police charged a Clyde man with drug-related offences during a search warrant on Thursday 28 September. Police from the VIPER (Visibility, Intelligence, Prevention, Enforcement and…
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New-look design for Ray Bastin Reserve open for consultation
Casey Council is seeking community feedback on the draft concept design for the redevelopment of Ray Bastin Reserve in Narre Warren. Inspired by community input…
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