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  • Beacy’s dangerous day

    Beacy’s dangerous day

    Beaconsfield residents have witnessed two troubling incidents on 6 June that have raised concerns about public safety in the area. In the early afternoon, police…

  • Backpacks 4 VIC Kids rallies for children amid donation drop

    Backpacks 4 VIC Kids rallies for children amid donation drop

    Cranbourne-based Backpacks 4 VIC Kids (B4VK) is feeling the pinch as donations drop in a tough economy, but hope remains as it held its Annual…

  • Donation spree, giving back to the community

    Donation spree, giving back to the community

    Beginning in late May of this year, the Berwick Opportunity Shop on the corner of High Street has been on a donation spree, with charitable…

  • Beyond chemo, life is different

    Beyond chemo, life is different

    Breast cancer never made me sick, but the treatment certainly did. My cancer is gone but now I’m left living with the aftermath of chemotherapy,…

  • Man charged after South East chase

    Man charged after South East chase

    Cardinia Highway Patrol officers have charged a man following an extended follow that ended in Dandenong overnight. Officers were on patrol when they attempted to…

  • Kay Morland is stepping up

    Kay Morland is stepping up

    All members of Inner Wheel Australia are immensely proud of Kay Morland as she takes another significant step toward becoming President of International Inner Wheel.…

  • Hope shines in ongoing battle

    Hope shines in ongoing battle

    Tests, diagnoses, treatments – a rare appendix cancer has been the harrowing battle that Katherine Berecic has been fighting, but through grit, hope and determination,…

  • Police put on the spot

    Police put on the spot

    With crime rates soaring, local services, residents and Cardinia Shire Council are coming together like never before to work with Victoria Police on urgent challenges.…

  • Early intervention critical as numbers rise

    Early intervention critical as numbers rise

    Early intervention remains a key process, as a new study found that one in three men report using intimate partner violence in their lifetime. A…

  • Controversial Cranbourne West industrial site hits market

    Controversial Cranbourne West industrial site hits market

    Lot sales have started for a historically controversial industrial site in Cranbourne West. The industrial site at 690 Western Port Highway was historically linked to…

  • Celebrate reconciliation and culture

    Celebrate reconciliation and culture

    Casey Council’s National Reconciliation Week event attracted hundreds of residents in the region to celebrate Aboriginal cultures and work towards stronger connections. The free community…

  • Fusion Festival returns

    Fusion Festival returns

    The Cardinia Shire community is invited to join the 2025 Fusion Festival celebrations in honour of World Refugee Week. Returning by popular demand, this vibrant…

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