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Voting coming up for council elections
Voting in the 2024 local council elections will shortly kick off, with ballot packs being mailed to all enrolled voters from next Monday. Electoral commissioner…
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Overdose deaths
There are calls for more safe injecting rooms after 547 Victorians died from overdoses in 2023, including a record toll in Greater Dandenong. The Victorian…
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Free hybrid immunisation
Newborns and infants will be better protected from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) next winter as part of a free hybrid immunisation program. Minister for Health…
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Team effort brings Beaconsfield grandfather back to life
Beaconsfield grandfather Lee Stewart had an emotional reunion with the people who saved his life earlier this year, with the 71-year-old embracing the two paramedics…
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Set back for Lang Lang Proving Ground sale
The unnamed party in close talks to buy the Lang Lang Proving Ground has reportedly pulled out, marking a significant setback for the future of…
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Lang Lang quarrying proposed to feed Melbourne’s growth to 10 million
Lang Lang is on track to be one of Melbourne’s crucial resources with the State Government releasing its draft planning proposal to secure extensive quarrying…
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$113 million for clean water to Cardinia farmers
A $113 million recycled water project securing water supply for farmland across Cardinia Shire is now full steam ahead. Minister for Water Harriet Shing announced…
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’Already there’, Cardinia CEO describes future of cuts
‘We’re already there’ is what Cardinia CEO Carol Jeffs said before State MPs describing the shire as at the epicentre of Victoria’s impending decline in…
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Petition calls out ‘disgraceful’ state of Princes Freeway
Tynong locals have taken the initiative in uniting Cardinia’s railway towns who want to see a better Princes Freeway, starting a petition that pleads for…
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Appeal for missing teenager
Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenager from Pakenham. Abbey, 14, was last seen on Red Gum Circuit in Pakenham about 3.30pm…
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Rekha puts her hand up
Pakenham resident Rekha Devdas is making her first bid for Cardinia Shire Council promising a vision to bring all of shire’s diverse communities together. Devdas…
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Hatred slurs shock Casey candidates
Casey Council candidates have called out racist and gender hatred that have marred their election campaigns. Quarters Ward candidate Kuljeet Kaur Robinson said almost all…
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