Women’s team set to take the field in Clyde
As the fringes of Clyde and Clyde North grow, so too does its population, and with people always comes the love of sport, especially...
A voice for refugees in need
Fleeing from a war-torn country is an experience that no one should have to go through, yet, unfortunately, it remains one of the most-told...
Market makes ’25 return
Pearcedale Community Market had its first event in 2025 on Saturday 18 January.
Coordinator Sharon Mitchell said after the struggles in the first several years,...
City of Casey welcomes students back in 2025
The City of Casey is excited to welcome more than 70,000 students back to school for term one of the 2025 school year.
The...
Australia Day: From division to unity – are we ready to change the narrative?
Australia Day holds varied meanings for the 27-plus million people who call this land home.
For some, it is a day of celebration; for...
Lonely fight against family violence
A South East woman, a victim of family violence, is determined to tell her story.
The single mother has been worried that her little...
Frustration over planning hold-up
The old site of the Hampton Park Food Market may finally see a new development after sitting empty for over 5 years. However, the...
Hampton Park Central a priority
Newly elected councillors are determined to improve Hampton Park Central this year.
City of Casey mayor Stefan Koomen said Hampton Park Central was a major...
CCTV released over lifeguard attack
Police are seeking public help to find a group of up to eight youths who assaulted a 19-year-old lifeguard at Casey ARC.
Casey...
Campers warned on fire risk
With fire danger still high, campers are being warned not to leave campfires and barbecues unattended during the upcoming long weekend.
This month police...
Opening doors to employment
The City of Casey and Chisholm Institute of TAFE have joined forces to create accessible employment pathways for residents and enhance local hiring opportunities...
Landfills top the most dreaded places to live around
New market research has shown landfills are the most dreaded places for Australians to live around.
According to statistics from Compare the Market, about 30...