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  • The run in honour

    The run in honour

    A stalwart supporter of the runners, Peter Fleming was a beacon of positivity whenever his feet touched park grounds, and after his passing, there is…

  • Kerfuffle over permits

    Kerfuffle over permits

    Inaccurate wordings on Casey Council’s webpage have caused widespread confusion and anger on the municipality’s private land use permits amid last year’s Christmas. Subsequent awareness…

  • Concerns for missing 41yo

    Concerns for missing 41yo

    Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for information as their concern grows for missing woman Debbra McKenzie. The 41-year-old was reported missing to police…

  • Time to check your recycled water connection

    Time to check your recycled water connection

    South East Water is encouraging customers with homes connected to recycled water to conduct an annual check to make sure there’s no cross-connection with their…

  • Trains resume after vandalism disruption

    Trains resume after vandalism disruption

    Disruptions on the Pakenham and Cranbourne train lines had left Casey, Cardinia and Dandenong residents running late for work in the CBD this morning. Trains…

  • $850k refurb set for St Patrick’s Primary

    $850k refurb set for St Patrick’s Primary

    St Patrick’s Primary School’s Junior learning areas are set to undergo further refurbishment following approval from the Federal Government for an $850,000 Capital Grant to…

  • Be part of 30 years of Victoria State School Spectacular

    Be part of 30 years of Victoria State School Spectacular

    South eastern schools, students and young people have another chance to shine on the national stage, showcasing the incredible local talent that exists in the…

  • Gippsland Jersey moves to Pakenham

    Gippsland Jersey moves to Pakenham

    Gippsland Jersey has moved to Pakenham marking a significant expansion in the family-owned business which will bring the ‘best is Aus’ diary right next door.…

  • Snakes strike this summer

    Snakes strike this summer

    With 10 years experience, local resident, snake catcher and wildlife rescue, Neil Haesler has seen a drastic spike in calls this summer, with a 24…

  • Volunteers needed to end violence

    Volunteers needed to end violence

    The White Ribbon Art Gallery is calling for new members to join its volunteer committee and support its mission to reduce family violence through art.…

  • Battin grants Heath spot in shadow cabinet

    Battin grants Heath spot in shadow cabinet

    New opposition leader and Berwick MP Brad Battin has unveiled his shadow ministry with some of his fellow South East colleagues bumped up for the…

  • Youths busted in crime spree

    Youths busted in crime spree

    Scores of people – mainly youths – have been arrested by police for armed robberies, aggravated burglaries and car thefts in Melbourne’s South East and…

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