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  • New park for Clyde North

    New park for Clyde North

    A new park has opened in Clyde North. Developer Mirvac announced the official opening of Clara Park in late September, a new green space located…

  • Clock ticking on car parks

    Clock ticking on car parks

    Casey Council is introducing new timed parking restrictions at the Casey Complex, following the alleged undersupply of car parks at the neighbouring Cranbourne Community Hospital.…

  • Dinner is served!

    Dinner is served!

    Living and Learning Inc, in Pakenham have been successful in obtaining a large grant from the Andrews Foundation to develop and operate a community kitchen,…

  • ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    A much-hyped underground rail service will open with a soft-launch timetable before moving to turn-up-and-go trains. Melbourne’s $15 billion Metro Tunnel will open to the…

  • Land ’affordable’ in Cardinia, Casey

    Land ’affordable’ in Cardinia, Casey

    Cardinia and Casey council areas have been described as offering buyers the chance to purchase land at ’relatively affordable prices’ according to a national property…

  • Battle against graffiti

    Battle against graffiti

    A longtime Berwick resident, Leigh Lox has spent more than a year advocating for action against graffiti across Southeast, but the issue remains largely unresolved.…

  • Lynbrook shines bright at Lantern Festival

    Lynbrook shines bright at Lantern Festival

    It was another year of Lynbrook’s landmark Lantern Festival, and once again, Banjo Paterson Reserve came alive with colour, music and light. Hosted by the…

  • Q&A with Gembrook’s Sandie Czarka

    Q&A with Gembrook’s Sandie Czarka

    What motivated you to pursue a career in land management and conservation? I’ve loved being in nature since I was a kid, getting my hands…

  • 30K for special kids

    30K for special kids

    The community spirit continued to shine as BFIRM Personal Training hosted its annual Charity Golf Day in Cranbourne, raising over $30,000 for children in need…

  • Small win for Casey

    Small win for Casey

    Graffiti defacing the Clyde Road overpass in Berwick will be removed by 10 October, following advocacy from the Casey Residents & Ratepayers Association (CRRA), Opposition…

  • Seniors celebrate in style

    Seniors celebrate in style

    Across Victoria, seniors and their families came together in October to enjoy a month of free and low-cost events celebrating the contributions of older community…

  • Apartment plan proposed

    Apartment plan proposed

    The Cranbourne CBD could soon see an uncommon development — a four-storey apartment complex, with a planning permit now being advertised. The $3 million planning…

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