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Change your clocks, check your smoke alarms
As Victorians wind their clocks back this weekend when daylight saving comes to an end, firefighters are reminding people to test their smoke alarms to…
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Organisers ‘regret’ Libs pledge at Eid prayers
After the loud heckling of Liberal candidates at an Eid prayer event, organisers have conceded it may have been the wrong setting for announcing a…
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Local farmers shrug off Trump beef
US President Donald Trump singled out Australian beef when he announced worldwide tariffs on all imports, but local producers are “not losing sleep” over the…
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Smoke forces garbage truck to dump load due to incorrectly disposed waste
An incorrectly disposed household item caused smoke inside a garbage truck in Pakenham, prompting a response from emergency services on April 2. Fortunately, no injuries…
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Information sessions for council elections
Casey is inviting residents interested in running in the 2024 council elections to upcoming information sessions to kick start their journey in making a difference…
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Improving Safety in Officer Ward
Residents in Officer can now feel a little safer on the roads, with new safety signs installed at the McMullen Road turn-off on Princes Highway.…
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Neighbour Day Unites
The Pakenham Hills Resident Group with generous support from the Cardinia Shire Council & Marcus Washington Area Specialist held their annual Neighbour Day Celebration on…
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A bright future
The 2025 Jobs and Skills Showcase at Cardinia Shire’s Cultural Centre on March 26th provided an opportunity to unlock future career pathways. The Cardinia Jobs…
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Bespoke Cockatoo mansion sold
A run-down, graffiti-ridden mansion in Cockatoo has sold for close to $1 million. The striking property at 650 Woori-Yallock Road made headlines for going back…
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Brunt Road upgrade secured
A $15.5 million upgrade has been announced for the Brunt Road and Princes Highway intersection, which aims to provide safer and more efficient routes for…
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Three businesses leave from Emerald Lake Park since Christmas
Three businesses, including the iconic paddleboats, have left Emerald Lake Park since Christmas last year in what has been described as a serious downturn for…
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Dutton in town
Not even a week has passed since the start of the federal election campaign and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has paid a visit to Berwick…
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