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  • ’Treated like a criminal’, push for defence of unimpaired drivers prescribed cannabis

    ’Treated like a criminal’, push for defence of unimpaired drivers prescribed cannabis

    A South East resident is sick of living in fear for simply taking medication for chronic pain, prompting him to support the establishment of a…

  • Q & A with Tooradin Ward candidate Anthony Tassone

    Q & A with Tooradin Ward candidate Anthony Tassone

    Tell us about yourself and the organisation(s) you work for. I have been married for 17 years to my wife Lauren who is a midwife…

  • Lynn to appeal murder conviction

    Lynn to appeal murder conviction

    Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn is set to appeal his murder conviction over the death of camper Carol Clay, his lawyer says. The 57-year-old was…

  • Pharmacy advocate runs for council

    Pharmacy advocate runs for council

    Community pharmacist and industry advocate Anthony Tassone is committed to bringing his experience in representation to the City of Casey if elected in October’s election.…

  • Awareness journey

    Awareness journey

    Misdiagnosis is like life playing a trick on you. It opens a crack but allows lights in. Clyde North’s author Santosh Nambiar was misdiagnosed with…

  • ‘Ludicrous’ 171km/h in 40 zone

    ‘Ludicrous’ 171km/h in 40 zone

    A P-plate teen has been admonished by a magistrate after pleading guilty to dangerous driving and speeding at a “ludicrous” 171 km/h in a 40…

  • Greatest gambling loss recorded in Casey

    Greatest gambling loss recorded in Casey

    Casey recorded a $159 million loss in gambling venues in the 2022-2023 financial year, which exceeds its previous greatest loss, a draft Gambling Harm Minimisation…

  • Fee-relief for select kinders

    Fee-relief for select kinders

    The City of Casey has since endorsed the move to exempt some independent-run kindergartens from the $103 fee associated with the Central Registration and Enrolment…

  • No train on the horizon for Clyde

    No train on the horizon for Clyde

    Communities beyond Cranbourne still feel left out of train access with the continued silence on the Clyde Rail Link, while a new station has recently…

  • Casey residents impacted by EPA data breach

    Casey residents impacted by EPA data breach

    Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria’s external contact centre was hacked with thousands of customers’ information stolen, including those of Casey residents who reported odour pollution…

  • Dandenong Creek flood threat eased

    Dandenong Creek flood threat eased

    A flood warning for the Dandenong Creek catchment has been downgraded. SES Victoria issued a Minor Flood Warning to replace a Watch and Act emergency…

  • Hallam roads flooded

    Hallam roads flooded

    Roads in Hallam have been closed due to flooding as a Watch and Act emergency message remained in place on Tuesday 16 July. Centre Road…

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