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‘Unethical’ breaches not ’‘criminal’
Former state Labor ministers Adem Somyurek and Marlene Kairouz will not be recommended for criminal charges over roles in “extensive misconduct” including branch-stacking in the…
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Connections2022 comes to Casey
The National Mental Health Commission will bring its Making Connections for Your Mental Health and Wellbeing program (Connections2022) to the City of Casey on Saturday…
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Soldiers Road discontinuation request meets community interests
Part of Soldiers Road in Clyde North will be discontinued following a request from the Victorian School Building Authority to the City of Casey. The…
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Masks
The Victorian Education Department has responded to the Health Department’s advice on masks by setting an “expectation” that masks be worn schools until the end…
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Bus stop battle leaves family “devastated“
The lack of consultation over the location of a new bus stop on their recently-renovated nature strip has left the Crutchfield family in Clyde North…
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National glory awaits
Grade four student at St Francis De Sales primary school at Lynbrook Andi Mole has qualified for the Australian Cross Country Championships in August. Andi…
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Sowing the seeds for healthy students
As the rising cost of fresh vegetables sees shoppers feel the pinch, the school community at Cranbourne West Primary School have been managing to avoid…
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Have your say on hoons
South East residents concerned about hooning behaviour are invited to attend the meeting at Bunjil Place from 6pm to 8pm on 27 July, to voice…
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Police brief: Stolen Mercedes evades police
Police are investigating after a stolen Mercedes evaded police in Cranbourne on Monday 18 July. Cranbourne police attempted to intercept a stolen white Mercedes sedan…
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Mental-health check
The state’s Department of Education and Training has launched a weekly audit of a much-lamented mental health course at Chisholm Institute. Meanwhile, law firm Gordon…
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P-plater nabbed over 100 km/h in roadworks zone
A speeding p-plate driver forced roadworkers to move to safety as she narrowly missed a road safety barrier in Berwick on Sunday 17 July. The…
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MRPV EPIC Program helps refugees enter the construction industry
A new program is helping former refugees and migrants realise their engineering dreams by providing cadetships across Major Roads Projects Victoria (MRPV) projects, including the…
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