News
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Maybe Pauline’s not wrong – but she’s not quite right either
On the surface, the recent March for Australia rallies claim to oppose “mass immigration.” With support from figures like Pauline Hanson and echo chambers online,…
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State updates scoping rules for Port of Hastings Terminal
The State Government has released an updated draft of the scoping requirements for the Port of Hastings Terminal environment effects statement (EES) after the project…
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Up and moving under lights after hours
The City of Casey is lighting up select outdoor venues to encourage residents to stay active and connected after sunset. From now until Tuesday, September…
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Renewed focus on dog attack response
The City of Casey is sharpening its focus on preventing dog attacks, after new figures revealed the municipality continues to record hundreds of incidents each…
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Extremist tones condemned
The City of Casey’s mayor, Stefan Koomen, has condemned the extremist tones of the anti-immigration rallies on 31 August, as they sparked local backlash. While…
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Four youths charged after alleged agg burg and pursuit
Four youths from the South East have been charged after an aggravated home invasion and police pursuit across several suburbs. A man and woman barricaded…
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Quarters Primary School celebrates Father’s Day
The Quarters Primary School community celebrated their annual Fathers and Families Picnic on Friday 5 September. A spokesperson of the school said they were fortunate…
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Cranbourne man charged following Ivanhoe death
Homicide Squad detectives have charged a Cranbourne man in relation to a death in Ivanhoe on 2 September. Emergency services were called to a property…
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Seeking the Westall UFO ’truth’
A researcher is leading calls for a federal inquiry to finally shed light on Australia’s best-known UFO mystery, Westall 1966. More than 200 students and…
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Sport
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City through to big dance with prelim upset over Avengers
Grand final bound. Dandenong City is through to the NPL big dance after pulling off the stunner of the season, upsetting top-seeded Avondale 1-0 in…
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Cheers start to Jazz things up
Some muscle-flexing took place in round 10 of the South West Gippsland Dart League with the top-five teams showing their advantage over the remainder of…
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Desperate Dales meet Panthers in prelim blockbuster
It will be an exciting road trip down to RJ Rowley Reserve as Pearcedale and Devon Meadows meet in the Mornington Peninsula Division 2 preliminary…
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Berwick AFL prospect rising
Marcus Krasnadamskis’ body language foreshadows the basketballer-turned-footballer’s emotions towards his two standout sports. The mention of footy widens the teenager’s eyes, brightens his face and…
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Westerners in big dance for first time in over three decades
Dandenong West is through to its first senior grand final in 33 years after knocking off Lyndale in the Southern Football Netball League Division 3…
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Too easy for seven-goal Yze
Casey Demons youngster Noah Yze announced himself to the VFL on Saturday, kicking seven goals to lead his side to a 20.12(132) to 8.8(56) elimination…
Entertainment
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Stepping up for Schools Spectacular
A cast of thousands of young singers, dancers, circus artists and musicians are set to mark the 30th anniversary of the Victorian State Schools Spectacular.…
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Girls fire up for CFA emergency drills
Female teens from across the state were put through fire simulations and drills at CFA’s training ground at Bangholme. During the action-packed day, emergency-services members…
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Captain Doveton’s historic house still stands
To mark Dandenong Star Journal’s 160 years of publication, PHILIP SALAMA-WEST is taking a then-and-now look at the people, places and events that have formed…
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HOME is where the art is
Dandenong is sprawling with art for 14 weeks as part of the HOME 25: Invisible Cities exhibition. Sixteen artists are showcasing the stories of refugee,…
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Journeyman pens his epic life’s tale
Peter Jerijian was inspired by the Beatles when he landed in London in the late 1960s, leaving behind his Armenian family in Lebanon who viewed…
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Helping hand for 40 community groups
A wealth of schools, health, sports, charity and volunteer groups were given a helping hand at Bendigo Bank Dingley Village’s annual community grants night at…
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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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Tailored to your interests
Grow 2 Be is a disability support day service making a difference. Participants at the Pakenham-based service are offered a range of hands-on activities like…
More News
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Bangholme company fined $80K after fatal after-hours incident
A company was fined $80,000 after a worker was fatally run over by heavy machinery during an after-hours drinks session at its Bangholme depot. HSG…
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Eviction but not, basketball club in dispute over shed
Berwick Basketball Club has found itself at the centre of a dispute with Casey Council over its long-standing use of a storeroom at the Berwick…
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Free public transport during Seniors Festival
The much-anticipated Victorian Seniors Festival is just around the corner. This state-wide event for older residents takes place every October across Victoria. This year, the…
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Why marching against immigration is marching backwards
On 31 August 2025, waves of rallies under the banner March for Australia swept through major cities. From Melbourne to Hobart, from Canberra to Adelaide.…
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Prevention and intervention, crime discussions in Casey
Youth crime was a close second among residents’ prime concerns during the Neighbourhood Crime Forum at Bunjil Place, with questions around safety and what police…
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St Agatha’s celebrates Book Week
St Agatha’s Primary School in Cranbourne celebrated Book Week with a week full of stories, creativity, and fun activities for students of all ages. Students…