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  • Local councils, groups receive AusNet funding

    Local councils, groups receive AusNet funding

    Thirteen councils and community groups will receive close to $2.4 million, as recipients of AusNet’s Energy Resilience Community Fund Major Grants. Casey City Council and…

  • Deceased body found in Dandenong

    Deceased body found in Dandenong

    Police are investigating after a man’s body was located at a property in Dandenong. Emergency services were initially called to the McCrae street address shortly…

  • Thriving local art scene

    Thriving local art scene

    Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars for 25 January as Scrappy Chicks Crop workshop kicks off an exciting new year of creativity and connection.…

  • Refugee ‘desperate’ to build a better life

    Refugee ‘desperate’ to build a better life

    Just a piece of paper separates Thanu Mylvaganam from his dreams of marriage, children and buying a home in Australia. The motivated 31-year-old Tamil asylum…

  • A safe space lost

    A safe space lost

    My Puzzle House, a specialized play centre for children with disabilities, closed its doors on 5 January 2025, after a five-year run. The sudden closure…

  • Medical pioneer’s heartfelt plea

    Medical pioneer’s heartfelt plea

    In 1959, a little boy named Leigh became one of the first Australians to receive open-heart surgery. Over six decades later, the Pakenham resident is…

  • Three decades of changes

    Three decades of changes

    History is made of changes, trivial or significant. As the City of Casey had its 30th anniversary on Sunday 15 December, Star News talked with…

  • Step up for a cause

    Step up for a cause

    The Upper Beaconsfield Tower Run/Walk is set to return this February, kicking off the Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival with an exciting display of community spirit,…

  • Infrastructure, jobs, and communication needed, they say

    Infrastructure, jobs, and communication needed, they say

    Former councillors say Casey needs infrastructure, more jobs, and improved communication in the future. Star News talked with former councillors to look into the future…

  • Education through food

    Education through food

    With cream of vegetable soup, salads from coleslaw, beetroot carpaccio, herb focaccia and carrot and zucchini fritters, it didn’t take long for the aroma of…

  • No more floods in the horizon

    No more floods in the horizon

    Living at the bottom of the hill comes with its own set of merits and problems, and for long-time Doveton resident Veronica Hill, it was…

  • Dollar petrol prices for lucky motorists

    Dollar petrol prices for lucky motorists

    Motorists were greeted with a pleasant morning surprise as petrol prices sunk down to barely a dollar in Cranbourne West, the lowest prices since 2016.…

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