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Leaders of tomorrow work hard, play hard
For four days over the school holidays, the south east’s next generation of youth leaders had the opportunity of a life time as they took…
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Centre fills gap for gatherings and services
A new $5.42 million community centre in the heart of Casey’s growth zone is open for residents to use. The Ramlegh Family and Community Centre…
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Fire season officially ends
As fire restrictions finish in the final parts of Victoria, the CFA has urged residents across the state to exercise extreme caution when burning off.…
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No bail after clan lab raids
A 27-year-old Cranbourne man has been charged after drugs, pre-cursor chemicals, guns and explosives were allegedly seized by police in raids in the South East…
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‘Mercy’ for killer driver
An unwell Cranbourne South sales rep should not have been driving at the time when he fatally crashed with a Hallam motorcyclist in Clyde, a…
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Site revealed for fire station
Clyde North will soon have its own FRV fire station, with the State Government revealing the chosen site for the service. On Wednesday 7 April,…
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Beautiful game for leadership, inclusion
The world game is opening doors for the next generation of youth leaders, thanks to a school holiday program at Casey Fields. Melbourne City Football…
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Lochie’s gift to sick kids
Seven-year-old lemonade entreprenuer Lochie is a star of the screen now, after presenting his fundraising total to the televised Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.…
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Cranbourne leads for online shopping
Many of us spent lockdown with our noses glued to the door, waiting for the parcel delivery van to pull into the driveway. Covid-19 fuelled…
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Help for Bass businesses
Local businesses are urged to investigate their eligibility for wage subsidy payments of up to $20,000 per worker to take on people who have been most…
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Opportunity open to help address racism
Applications are now open to be part of Victoria’s new Anti-Racism Taskforce, which will play a key role in the development of a new state-wide…
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Tooradin body ‘not suspicious’
The death of a man whose body was found floating near the boat ramp in Tooradin is not being treated as suspicious. The body was…
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