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  • Local Law Review attracts over 1,000 submissions

    Local Law Review attracts over 1,000 submissions

    Casey Mayor says the Council have received over 1000 submissions on its Local Law Review, hailing the community consultation process as “thoroughly designed”. He also…

  • Celebrating volunteers and driving in Casey

    Celebrating volunteers and driving in Casey

    The City of Casey’s L2P program celebrated National Volunteer Week and the Transport Accident Commission’s state-wide L2P clocking of a million hours on Thursday, 22…

  • Accused hit-run driver bailed due to lack of evidence

    Accused hit-run driver bailed due to lack of evidence

    A man charged over an alleged hit-run crash in Noble Park on Thursday 22 May has been bailed due to a lack of evidence that…

  • 10 servos robbed in 3 hours by machete gang

    10 servos robbed in 3 hours by machete gang

    Robbers armed with a machete have targeted 10 servos in three hours on the night of Tuesday 20 May, police say. Southern Metro Crime Squad…

  • Jailed after wild cop chase

    Jailed after wild cop chase

    A Dandenong-born carjacker has been jailed over a wild afternoon police pursuit in which he crashed and carjacked multiple vehicles across Melbourne and the South…

  • Cranbourne West Morning Tea raises over $2k

    Cranbourne West Morning Tea raises over $2k

    Cranbourne West Community Hub held a Biggest Morning Tea with Cranbourne West Secondary College this week, raising more than $2,000 for the Cancer Council. Cass…

  • Planning report next for Casey coastal community

    Planning report next for Casey coastal community

    Casey Council will prepare a planning report following the Casey Coastal Framework, with community consultation expected to gather input. Casey Coastal Framework is a strategic…

  • $12m lifeline for Aboriginal co-op

    $12m lifeline for Aboriginal co-op

    A key First Nations health and wellbeing organisation has secured its first infrastructure funding in more than 30 years in the 2025 State Budget. The…

  • Casey Council challenges precinct plan amid $11 million funding gap

    Casey Council challenges precinct plan amid $11 million funding gap

    Two proposed precincts in Casey South are set to resolve key council objections before finalising the land use guidelines, including an $11.7 million funding gap…

  • Youth group seeks anti-racism action in schools

    Youth group seeks anti-racism action in schools

    Centre for Multicultural Youth has welcomed the State Budget’s continued support for multicultural youth programs but says a more targeted approach is required for anti-racism…

  • Pivotal growth area fund cut in budget

    Pivotal growth area fund cut in budget

    Growth area councils say they are “forgotten” by the State Government after a vital infrastructure fund was cut in this year’s budget. The 2025-26 State…

  • Small turnout to May meeting

    Small turnout to May meeting

    The City of Casey’s monthly meeting was held on Tuesday, 20 May, with no hitches or interjections, as only 10 of the 80 registered residents…

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