Tag: Opinion
Election expenses
WITH reference to the article (Resign Call, News, 27 November ) calling for the mayor’s resignation by councillor Rosalie Crestani, Cr Morland said that...
Labor gets to work
THANK you to the wonderful people of Narre Warren South for putting their faith in me and, of course, an Andrews Labor government.
This...
Times change
Protocol, it seems, has changed as we notice the new mayor does not have the help and advice of the outgoing mayor as deputy.
It...
Buttons pushed
BOTH party leaders Napthine and Andrews are coming out two weeks before the State Election with promises and more promises about what they will...
It’s over
IT LOOKS cut and dried; Victorians will elect a Labor Government on Saturday week. We can then look forward to cage fighting as promised...
Just excuses
GOOD to see Amanda Stapledon, Susan Serey and Public Transport Minister Terry Mulder all smiles and fists in the air at Hallam Station announcing...
Still asleep
SO EXCITED last week to see former mayor and councillor Lorraine Wreford standing next to Denis Napthine as he announced the bypass...
Ratepayers unite
To all Casey community ratepayers, it is about time we had our own Casey ratepayers' association to fight ever increasing rates by Casey council....
Wake up, Casey
I HAVE been quite bemused by advertising boards sponsored by the City of Casey proclaiming the benefits of the East-West link for travellers on...
Link for a connection
Some of your readers have asked why the City of Casey Council is advocating for the East/West Link when there are also other road...
Law unto itself
It appears that Cr Aziz has decided to become spokesperson for the City of Casey in religion, election, advocate for state Liberal Party, spokesperson...
Twisted priorities
I AM just so angry with our city council and their warped and twisted priorities.
Here we have a council that is spending our...
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Libs ‘Battin’ down the hatches as leader outlines vision
It’s third time lucky for newly elected Liberal leader Brad Battin as he sets out his priorities and attempts to unite a divided party...
