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Connecting kids to nature
A group of children found themselves with soil-covered hands, sandy feet and lungs filled with fresh air on Friday 9 June. The Oakgrove Community Centre…
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Funding local schools
Clyde Secondary College will receive $20.6 million for their Stage 2 build after an announcement visit from Education Minister Natalie Hutchins along with local MPs,…
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Hoon reaps disaster aid
A Dandenong man has pleaded guilty to about 50 charges involving a spree of hooning, high-speed police pursuits and scamming Government disaster assistance schemes. Dylan…
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Saying goodbye after 40 years
The Lions Club of Hampton Park recently celebrated their 40th anniversary, which also marked the cessation of the group. After four decades of serving the…
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Woodman loses IBAC case
Property developer John Woodman has lost his latest Supreme Court bid to prevent the public release of an Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) report into…
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Police station funding clash
The State Government has rejected a claim from Berwick MP Brad Battin that the Clyde North police station project was cut from the 2023-24 State…
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Special Olympics comes to Casey
The 2023 Special Olympics Victoria State Games will be held in the City of Casey on Saturday 1 July and Sunday 2 July. Around 400…
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Stapledon’s IBAC fears
Casey former mayor Amanda Stapledon believed she was headed for jail over corruption allegations when she took her own life, a State Coroner has reported.…
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’Not the dogs’ fault’
Yet another dog attack has rattled Casey residents, with Clyde North local Lily Parson Tesmann recently saying goodbye to her fatally attacked pup Andre. Andre…
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Rivalling steel: hemp as the ‘superior’ alternative
A motion has passed for an inquiry into industrial hemp in Victoria, leading experts to flaunt the plant’s versatility. Brett Boag, Hemp Innovator and Founder…
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Promising future for hemp
South East hemp producers joined Legalise Cannabis Victoria in Parliament on Wednesday 31 May to push for an inquiry into Victoria’s industrial hemp industry which…
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Jail for ’degrading’ tortures
Two Cranbourne stand-over men who assisted in protracted and violent tortures have been jailed. Darren Whittaker, 41, pleaded guilty at the County Court of Victoria…
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