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Proposed loss of 500 trees sinks house permit
A proposed two-story home in Upper Beaconsfield has been rejected by VCAT due to it requiring more than 550 trees to be cut down. Cardinia…
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Is police resourcing keeping up?
The latest crime statistics have led residents in Casey and Cardinia to question whether police have sufficient resources to respond promptly to the rising number…
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Youth basketball shines on the court
Cardinia Shire Council teamed up with Standout Basketball to host a basketball program, offering students a positive way to connect with peers and build meaningful…
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Two Beaconhills students get top award
Two Beaconhills College high-achieving students have received a prestigious Premier’s Award for excellence in their VCE subjects. 2024 graduate Charlotte Moseley, Berwick Campus, was honoured…
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Hammer-wielding thugs attack teens
Two young women were sitting in their car when two hammer-wielding men allegedly launched a sudden and terrifying late-night attack. Police confirmed they received a…
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Is police resourcing keeping up?
The latest crime statistics have led residents in Casey and Cardinia to question whether police have sufficient resources to respond promptly to the rising number…
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Steam choo-choos into Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield residents were treated to the legend of old steam this weekend, as they choo-choo-ed their way through Cardinia. As a thank you to residents…
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Locals slam ‘Post and Boast’ Law
A new state law aimed at jailing offenders who post videos of their crimes online has drawn fierce criticism from Casey and Cardinia residents who…
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Two arrested after spate of armed robberies, police search for a third
Police have arrested two teenagers following a spate of armed robberies targeting businesses in Melbourne’s southeast over the past three days. Investigators had been working…
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No escape for drug drivers
A sweeping crackdown across Cardinia has uncovered a surge in drug use, drink driving, speeding and dangerous behaviour, with police increasing patrols to save lives.…
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New Rotary leaders step up
The Rotary Club of Pakenham came together on 1 July, to celebrate leadership, service, and the promise of a new chapter at their annual Changeover…
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Family and community mourn icon
A family and community have been left devastated by the tragic loss of beloved local Lyn Stephenson OAM. Locals are paying tribute to the community…
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