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Art on display
Bunjil Place, in association with Asia TOPA and Arts Centre Melbourne, is thrilled to present the exhibition and workshop series FROCK A WHANAUNGATANGA by the…
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Ride for Lucy
The journey to honor Lucy McAleer continues as her uncle, Scott Holmes, and his friend, Rhys Davie, completed their charity bike ride from Melbourne to…
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Private party’s tragic turn
A private birthday party in Clyde North took a tragic turn last week. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of two men in…
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Art comes alive
For the first time, the highly anticipated Upper Beaconsfield Art and Photography Exhibition will run over two days, 15 and 16 February to give more…
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Berwick survivor keen for another hike
Berwick bushwalker Hadi Nazari will rest as he returns home following 13 days lost in the Australian Alps but is keen to go for another…
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Peter Fleming’s lasting legacy
On the cool yet sunny morning on Tuesday 14 January, family, friends and many others who have been touched by Peter Fleming’s actions gathered at…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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$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…
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