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Police put on the spot
With crime rates soaring, local services, residents and Cardinia Shire Council are coming together like never before to work with Victoria Police on urgent challenges.…
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Early intervention critical as numbers rise
Early intervention remains a key process, as a new study found that one in three men report using intimate partner violence in their lifetime. A…
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Controversial Cranbourne West industrial site hits market
Lot sales have started for a historically controversial industrial site in Cranbourne West. The industrial site at 690 Western Port Highway was historically linked to…
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Celebrate reconciliation and culture
Casey Council’s National Reconciliation Week event attracted hundreds of residents in the region to celebrate Aboriginal cultures and work towards stronger connections. The free community…
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Fusion Festival returns
The Cardinia Shire community is invited to join the 2025 Fusion Festival celebrations in honour of World Refugee Week. Returning by popular demand, this vibrant…
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Hampton Park residents rally at Parliament to oppose waste transfer station
Hampton Park and its surrounding residents travelled far to Parliament on a rainy Wednesday afternoon to support a debate against the proposed Hampton Park waste…
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Pharmacies ease GP waits
Pharmacists will gain wider presciption powers under the expansion of the Community Pharmacist Pilot program, which has stirred discontent in the health sector. Once a…
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Train trial operations and disruptions
The upcoming winter months are set to be filled with local metro tunnel trial operations, as the construction on Clyde Road progresses. There will be…
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Narre Warren South man charged as part of vehicle rebirthing syndicate
A 25-year-old Narre Warren South man was among three arrested and interviewed by the Vehicle Crime Squad related to a car rebirthing syndicate. On Wednesday,…
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SEMMA calls for immediate WorkCover reform
The South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) has called for an immediate review of WorkSafe’s and says that the Victorian Government’s recent decision to maintain…
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Cranbourne father urges smoke alarms in bedrooms
A Cranbourne father who saved his daughter when a fire broke out in their family home is calling on Victorians to fit smoke alarms in…
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Cyclist rallies for Velodrome
Local cycling enthusiast Chris Early is rallying support for the construction of a velodrome in Officer, believing it could transform youth engagement in sport while…
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