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Local men find community and resilience through new initiative
Over 100 men of all ages from the region of Casey gathered together at Bunjil Place on Monday night in an initiative aimed to give…
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Casey Grammar leader named on Educator Hotlist
Head of Casey Grammar School’s Junior School Melissa Roberton has earned national recognition after being named on The Educator’s 2025 Hotlist, which celebrates Australia’s most…
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Cranbourne Casey Men’s Shed grant success
Cranbourne Casey Men’s Shed has received new State funding to upgrade equipment in its growing community workshop, securing a $3,890 grant to purchase new machinery.…
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Cranbourne farming land rezoning for housing open for comment
Casey Council is inviting the community to submit their feedback on a Planning Scheme Amendment to rezone two parcels of farming land near the Cranbourne…
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Berwick local to brave golf marathon for cancer research
A Berwick local will brave a 72-hole golf marathon in Cranbourne next month to help drive cancer research. Berwick professional golfer Danika Coyne will step…
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Communication below par
OPINION A media release lobbed over the editor’s desk this week from the City of Casey, patting itself on the back for consulting the community…
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Golf course plan probed in closed meetings
Casey Council and developer Browns Property Group faced probing questions from residents over a plan to build more than 1000 homes on the Cranbourne Golf…
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Lost WWII relic uncovered
Clyde North Salvos has uncovered and returned a long-lost World War II flag that originally belonged to the 2/2nd Field Regiment, and the historic artefact…
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Mosquito bite warning for South East
Residents in Melbourne’s South East face a greater risk of contracting mosquito-bourne disesase, according to Monash Health. Almost half of the cases of Buruli ulcer…
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Cranbourne, Hastings SES team up for heritage train rescue drill
Cranbourne SES volunteers joined Hastings SES for an emergency training exercise on the heritage rail line at Moorooduc. On Monday 17 November, the training brought…
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Tax-paying asylum seekers plead for ‘fair go’
A group of refugees and advocates has staged a peaceful protest outside Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs assistant minister Julian Hill’s electorate office in Dandenong. The…
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Vinnies opens new soup van hub to tackle food insecurity in Melbourne’s South East
A new Vinnies Soup Van hub has opened in Hallam, marking a new initiative in tackling growing food insecurity in Melbourne’s South East. The new…
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