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  • Life saving initiative receives top honour

    Life saving initiative receives top honour

    Siri Guru Nanak Darbar (SGND) Officer has received a top honour from Life Saving Victoria for spearheading a new initiative to ensure more safety in…

  • Protest erupts over shooting

    Protest erupts over shooting

    Cardinia Shire residents stood in solidarity with hundreds of wildlife advocates at Lillydale Lake on 2 August, rallying to demand an end to Victoria’s commercial…

  • Ex-AFL coach snubs Casey Fields

    Ex-AFL coach snubs Casey Fields

    The tyranny of distance – it’s why Casey Council is calling for the AFL to bring more elite footy closer to its suburban fans in…

  • Emerson’s high-tech hub unveiled

    Emerson’s high-tech hub unveiled

    Emerson School’s state-of-the-art transformation continues to unfurl with the opening of stage 2 – a $6.1 million technology wing – on Friday 1 August. The…

  • Golf fight on hold

    Golf fight on hold

    The passionate volunteer group behind ‘Save Pakenham Golf Course and Hub’ made a painful decision to pause all action at their interim meeting on July…

  • Hope walks again

    Hope walks again

    At St John of God Berwick Hospital, the belief that small acts can create powerful change is at the heart of a special initiative called…

  • Community voices heard

    Community voices heard

    In a rare face-to-face meeting, a small but determined group of Officer residents confronted local council officials, raising urgent concerns about the safety and future…

  • Council changes your rates

    Council changes your rates

    Cardinia Shire Council has made a minor adjustment to its 2025–26 property rates to stay within the State’s 3 per cent rate cap, following updated…

  • Metro Tunnel gears up For full weekend of trial operations

    Metro Tunnel gears up For full weekend of trial operations

    Metro Tunnel Project will embark on another critical period of end-to-end trial operations in August, as the project gets ready to open later this year.…

  • Four charged after police track erratic car

    Four charged after police track erratic car

    Police have charged two men and two women after they tracked a vehicle allegedly displaying cloned plates through Melbourne’s south-east this morning. Operation Trinity officers…

  • Cyclist injured in crash

    Cyclist injured in crash

    A man in his 60s was injured in a collision between a vehicle and a bicycle at the corner of Shearwater Drive and Lakeside Boulevard…

  • They can’t own homes? That’s a lie you’re being sold

    They can’t own homes? That’s a lie you’re being sold

    Every week, without fail, the headlines scream: “Gen Z will never own a home.” “The dream is over.” “Housing crisis deepens.” “Cost of living has…

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