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Four-storey apartment proposed for Cranbourne CBD
Cranbourne CBD could soon see an uncommon development — a four-storey apartment complex, with a planning permit now being advertised. The $3 million planning application…
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Nearly five times over the limit in Clyde North
Police officers were left stunned after a Berwick man blew nearly five times the limit in Clyde North on the morning of Tuesday 30 September.…
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Blue Ribbon tributes at Springvale
A remembrance service at the Victoria Police Memorial at Springvale Botanical Cemetery on Monday 29 September carried ever-greater poignancy this year. Victoria Police members, veterans,…
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A tale of three Margarets
Cranbourne’s Margaret Nummey has been named Victoria’s Carer of the Year at the 2025 Victorian Heart of Dovida awards, with her nomination backed by not…
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Third rally to oppose Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station
Hampton Park and its surrounding residents rallied outside the proposed Hampton Park Waste Transfer Station site during the state tribunal’s site visit. It marked the…
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Strongman lifts legacy
Clyde North’s own strongman, Jonathan (Jono) Nelio, has made his mark on the global stage, securing an impressive second-place finish in the Open division at…
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Casey’s crime rate up 20%
Casey has been rocked by a dramatic surge in crime, with nearly 30,000 offences recorded in just 12 months. The latest figures from the Crime…
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Casey Ageing Positively Festival to come in October
City of Casey will present the 2025 Ageing Positively Festival this October, held in conjunction with the Victorian Seniors Festival. This year’s theme — Connect.…
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SEMMA backs GSEM report
South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) says it can attest that the region is Australia’s largest manufacturing workforce by size, employment and economic output. A…
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Winning streak continues
Berwick filmmaker Mark Bernard continues to make waves on Australia’s film scene. He first gained national attention in 2022, winning the Very Short Film Festival…
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“No more funerals”
The South Sudanese Community Association in Victoria (SSCAV) convened two ‘emergency’ meetings to confront recent tragedies and the underlying historical factors that had led to…
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Millions allocated, results in doubt
The deaths of young South Sudanese Australians through stabbings, gun violence, or under suspicious circumstances have left grieving families questioning whether existing programs are making…
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