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Western Port retains UNESCO status
The Western Port Biosphere Reserve has successfully retained UNESCO status for the next decade, reconfirming Western Port’s status as south-eastern Australia’s only member of its…
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Q&A…with Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support volunteer Lisa Milkovic
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I’m a Nanny of two gorgeous grandchildren. My granddaughter is two years old and my grandson is five…
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Council reviews open space
Casey residents are being encouraged to provide feedback as the council proposes some changes to the city’s Open Space Strategy. The City of Casey’s Open…
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Watching out for flying finds
Cranbourne North birdwatcher Brad White and his son Hunter’s newest discovery has attracted significant attention to the River Gum Creek Reserve in Hampton Park, with…
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Standing up to bullying
The Quarters Primary School community has been strengthening their relationships in order to combat bullying. As part of the National Day of Action against Bullying…
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Seeking information
Former Cranbourne High School students who attended the school between 1980 and 1988 are encouraged to come forward with any information about historic sexual abuse…
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Bus service cancelled for blind support group
Pearcedale resident Robyn Williams has had to drive all the way to Hallam and back home to allow her legally blind husband Norm to take…
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Narre Warren man charged following assault on former North Melbourne star
Police have charged a 21-year-old Narre Warren man following an alleged assault on former North Melbourne player Jack Ziebell in South Yarra on Sunday 20…
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Cheery competitors strut their stuff
The best cheerleading and dancing talent across Victoria came together to show off their skills at Casey Stadium last week, as part of the CheerCon…
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Fur, feathers and feline fair
From fluffy felines to dashing dogs, Berwick’s Wilson Botanic Park will be open for local families to show off their pretty pets and meet some…
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Clyde North bricklaying business operator fined more than $13,000
The sole trader of a Clyde North bricklaying business has received a $13,786 penalty in court from the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) for contraventions affecting…
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Man extradited to face manslaughter charge
A man has been charged over the death of a Devon Meadows man allegedly struck by a bobcat in Bangholme. A 52-year-old Winston Hills man…
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