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  • Cardinia cuts deficit, but financial strains remain

    Cardinia cuts deficit, but financial strains remain

    Cardinia Shire Council has halved its underlying deficit from $7.6 million to $3.4 million in its latest budget, a move hailed by Mayor Jack Kowarzik…

  • Legal action against used-car dealers

    Legal action against used-car dealers

    Consumer Affairs Victoria is launching a campaign on buying used cars after taking legal action against car dealers in the South East. CMG Automotive Pty…

  • Still no TAFE for Cardinia

    Still no TAFE for Cardinia

    Despite repeated promises and advocacy claims by Cardinia Shire Council, no meaningful progress has been made to secure a TAFE campus or dedicated vocational education…

  • Moo-ving rescue of Bayles cow stuck in mud

    Moo-ving rescue of Bayles cow stuck in mud

    CFA firefighters rescued a curious cow after she wandered out of her paddock into a nearby dry dam, where she became stuck in the mud.…

  • Casey Community Round at AAMI Park

    Casey Community Round at AAMI Park

    The third annual Casey Community Round will be held on Sunday, 29 June, at AAMI Park, as Melbourne Storm looks to take on the Cronulla…

  • Trio of teens arrested after alleged south-east follow by police

    Trio of teens arrested after alleged south-east follow by police

    Three teenagers have been arrested and charged following the alleged theft of a motor vehicle and an extended follow by police through Melbourne’s south-east during…

  • Speaking ‘truths’ that others are scared to say

    Speaking ‘truths’ that others are scared to say

    Authors and advocates for cultural harmony Dya Singh and Dr Jamel Kaur Singh say it’s time for some truth-telling. The father-and-daughter team are embarking on…

  • What is Truth Be Told?

    What is Truth Be Told?

    As a turban-wearing Sikh man and a second-generation Australian woman of colour, we have lived in, led, and loved this country across every sector for…

  • Nourishment Nook support

    Nourishment Nook support

    Federation University has introduced a Nourishment Nook on its campuses, providing relief to students amid rising living costs, with almost 350 students using the services…

  • Cross-council tourism partnership endorsed

    Cross-council tourism partnership endorsed

    Yarra Ranges Council has partnered with Nillumbik and Cardinia Councils to create a new Visitor Economy Partnership, spreading tourism funding and initiatives across the outer-east.…

  • Driver allegedly caught five and a half times over the limit

    Driver allegedly caught five and a half times over the limit

    A woman has had her car impounded after she was allegedly caught five and a half times over the legal limit in Pakenham on Wednesday,…

  • Unity at World Environment Day

    Unity at World Environment Day

    Despite a chilly day and a whirlwind of a week across the world, locals from all walks of life banded together this weekend to support…

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