News
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“Brazen attack” nets big bill
Police remain on the hunt for the vandals who caused more than $100,000 in damage and lost materials on the railway line near Sandown Park…
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Casey Climate Plan: Have your say
The City of Casey is hosting five pop-up engagement events and two deliberative online climate action workshops across the next four weeks in its pursuit…
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ACE Foundation sets sights on Cardinia
The ACE (Aiding Casey Education) Foundation is hoping to expand it’s program to assist every student in the Cardinia Shire. The foundation provides support to…
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Walk for life
A brave and bereaved Cranbourne father is setting foot to Canberra and Sydney – a solo 1000-kilometre trek to meet Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.…
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Clean Up Deep Creek
Australians are being urged to register for Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday 6 March. With the nationwide event fast approaching, people are running out…
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Rogers facilitates swapping stories
Clyde North resident Helen Rogers is encouraging reading in the Meridian Estate through the establishment of a free Book Swap. The Meridian Estate Little Free…
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Pet shelter hold-up ’horror’
An ex-reservist soldier who tied up and threatened to shoot a terrified worker as he tried to break out his pet cat from an animal…
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Collectables store closes doors
Mancave owners and collectors across the South-East are carrying heavy hearts after owners of the Antique Collectables Warehouse in Tooradin decided to close their operation…
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The three: Reducing waste
The three – Ways to reduce waste Sunday 6 March is Clean up Australia Day. Here’s three easy ways you can reduce waste. Recycle soft…
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football club fouled
The Casey Comets Football Club has been left devastated after their facilities were broken into over the weekend of Sunday 20 February. Electronics including laptops…
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Whats On
Cockatoo Country Market The Cockatoo Country Market is hosting its annual twilight market on Saturday 5 March. There will be free entertainment, food trucks, market…
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Village residents show what they can do
The residents at the Botanic Gardens Retirement Village in Cranbourne took the opportunity to showcase their incredible talents and celebrate the fruits of their lockdown-labour…
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