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  • Officer centre planning revealed

    Officer centre planning revealed

    The ongoing development of Officer town centre has been revealed in the latest council meeting, inspiring exciting – but still sober – promise from councillors.…

  • Shining a light on e-waste’s fire risk

    Shining a light on e-waste’s fire risk

    Cardinia residents are urged to keep the community safe by not putting batteries or e-waste in their household bins. E-waste is any item with a…

  • Calling all Nashos this Anzac Day

    Calling all Nashos this Anzac Day

    Calling all Nashos, those who were called up for National Service between 1951 and 1972 to march in Melbourne at the annual Anzac Day march…

  • Bespoke Cockatoo house goes on the market

    Bespoke Cockatoo house goes on the market

    Despite years of being left to the elements, one of Cockatoo’s most unique properties is back on the market and is looking to fetch a…

  • Vulin reveals MND battle

    Vulin reveals MND battle

    Pakenham MP Emma Vulin is suffering from motor neurone disease (MND), revealing the diagnosis this week to the community she will continue to proudly represent.…

  • FV detractors show the long road ahead

    FV detractors show the long road ahead

    An award-winning South East service is calling for funding to continue its family violence prevention work. Wellsprings for Women was presented the Fiona Richardson Award…

  • Phillip Island hospital taking shape

    Phillip Island hospital taking shape

    Bass Coast residents are keen to enjoy greater access to health services, with the State Government’s new Phillip Island Community Hospital reaching structural completion. The…

  • Casey gives nod to no dark roof policy

    Casey gives nod to no dark roof policy

    Casey Council is supporting a ban on dark roofs on new homes on small lots to alleviate the urban heat island effect and promote energy…

  • Missing bus link

    Missing bus link

    A former Department of Transport bus planner says there should be better bus connections between Berwick and Cranbourne, and an overhaul review for Berwick’s bus…

  • Kids left ‘high and dry’ at future Doveton Pool

    Kids left ‘high and dry’ at future Doveton Pool

    A residents group says young families may be left ‘high and dry’ if toddler pools and water slides are removed from a redeveloped Doveton Pool…

  • Strength in creativity

    Strength in creativity

    The White Ribbon Art Gallery celebrated receiving a welcome boost to its funding from the Casey Cardinia Family Violence Network (CCFVN). The organisation is looking…

  • A kid’s paradise in Berwick

    A kid’s paradise in Berwick

    Berwick locals and visitors of all ages enjoyed a fun and festive outing, with the Casey Kids Carnival taking over the Old Cheese Factory on…

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