News
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Creek park safety in the spotlight
History repeated with the awful drowning of Fariba Hussainzada, 33, and her son Farzad, 7, in Dandenong Creek on 10 November, after the son was…
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Metro Tunnel opens earlier
The Metro Tunnel’s ‘soft opening’ has been brought forward to Sunday 30 November, the State Government has announced. From that date, the Summer Start program…
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Plans revealed for old Bunnings Warehouse
The $50 million project for the old Bunnings Warehouse on Narre Warren Road has been officially unveiled, and will now become known as Fountain Gate…
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Mortgage stress hits Casey suburbs
New data from Digital Finance Analytics (DFA) has revealed that almost 52.4 percent of Victorians are struggling financially as they try to meet their mortgage…
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Celebrate Christmas with Heart
The festive season for us is all about sunshine, family and giving — and you can still create those magical wow moments, whether it’s a…
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Berwick Honours Fallen in Remembrance Day Ceremony
As rain poured down on the morning of November 11, Berwick residents gathered alongside MP Julian Hill and Cr Scott Dowling to commemorate the fallen…
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Council and ministers unite for community good
Local church ministers and pastors, councillors and Casey staff came together on Wednesday 12 November, for the first Casey Ministers Network gathering since the end…
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Cannabis crop found inside Cranbourne factory
Police at Dandenong Divisional Response Unit are investigating a cannabis crop which was located at a factory site in Cranbourne on 13 November. A significant…
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Casey Mayor calls for genuine consultation on planning reforms
City of Casey Mayor has urged the State Government to “meaningfully” engage with local councils as Victoria prepares for sweeping changes to its planning system.…
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Sport
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Program boost for Ping Pong
Cornish College in Bangholme played host to a big moment in the future of table tennis on Friday with Table Tennis Australia (TTA) launching its…
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Finals action begins in Mountain Dart League
The stage is set for a huge three weeks of finals action in the Mountain Dart League after players fine tuned their games in the…
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Grand final rematch headlines DDCA action
Last week’s Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) matches were called off due to rain, so all teams will be raring to get back on the…
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Six locals set for Academy
Four Dandenong Stingrays and two Gippsland Power players have been included in the 2026 AFL/W Academies. The Stingrays are the equal most-represented club in the…
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Time for a dip with Calamari
While it certainly wasn’t the greatest highlight on a magnificent Champions Day at Flemington; you get the feeling that Ciaron Maher’s two-year-old filly Calamari Ring…
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Price preaching as promising Sabaj set for higher honours
Cranbourne co-trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr are considering a trip across the Nullarbor after their exciting four-year-old prospect Sabaj made a one-act affair…
Entertainment
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Bunjil Place’s biggest event yet
Saturday nights in the summer are about to get even more exciting, with Bunjil Place set to host one of its biggest free outdoor events…
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Casey invites local artists to transform public spaces with vibrant artworks
The City of Casey is inviting local creatives across all mediums to help produce public art around the community. Through Casey’s planning policy, the council…
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Christmas markets at Bunjil Place
Get your Santa hats and seasonal earrings ready because Bunjil Place will be turning into a Christmas market on Saturday 29 November. No matter how…
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What’s On
Pollinator Night Learn about and take a close-up look at our pollinators, big and small. Includes a Myuna Farm train ride to the grey-headed flying…
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Spooky night at Old Cheese Factory
It was a spooky evening at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick last Friday night as more than 3500 people gathered for the annual Halloween…
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What’s On
Outdoor bootcamp Work through different stations and exercises in this outdoor bootcamp to improve your strength and fitness, all while having fun. Suitable for all…
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Exceptional Care, Every Day – Enrolments Now Open for 2026
Every family deserves a village, a place where they are understood, supported, and surrounded by people who genuinely care. At Aspire Early Education & Kindergarten,…
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Labor commits to universal childcare
On 11 December 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that a re-elected Albanese Labor Government will take the first steps toward building a universal early…
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Compassionate Dementia Care Approach
Belvedere Aged Care, Noble Park is dedicated to providing a nurturing and supportive environment for older adults living with dementia. Our person-centered care approach ensures…
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Healthy Holidays: Strategies for Eating Well and Staying Hydrated
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence. However, it can also present challenges to maintaining a healthy diet and staying hydrated.…
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Always about community and kindness
While Casey Grammar School has evolved and grown significantly in the past 30 years, the very best things about the school remain the same Casey…
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Holiday fun awaits: BJ Care Services’ exciting adventures!
Ever wondered how to make school holidays truly memorable for children with disabilities? At BJ Care Services, we’re on a mission to turn every school…
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Police crack down on vehicle thefts in Melbourne’s southeast
Over three days, Victoria Police conducted a highly visible operation to target theft of and from motor vehicles in Melbourne’s southeast. The operation took place…
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Clyde North Police Station to open but not to the public
Police will start working from the new Clyde North Police Station from the end of November, but the station will not be open to the…
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Casey Council launches Christmas Lights Contest
City of Casey has launched its first-ever Christmas Lights Contest. The contest invites residents and businesses to deck their halls, gardens, balconies, rooftops or shopfronts…
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Nod to school principal
Cranbourne Primary School principal Lachlan Yeates has been recognised nationally for his work in “transforming a school through evidence, trust and community”. He was named…
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Driver caught six times over the limit
A drunk driver’s breath test came back six times over the limit on Wednesday morning in Narre Warren North. Endeavour Hills police first spotted the…
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Financial relief for ratepayers as state monitors conclude their term
The 12-month term of Casey Council’s State appointed municipal monitors, Peter Stephenson and Cameron Boardman came to an end on November 6. The monitors were…