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Embankment woes continues
After 20 years of frustration, driving instructor Leanne Calder continues her fight with the Department of Transport and Planning over the neglected embankment opposite 725…
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Damiens head Biggest Blokes Lunch bill
Keynote speakers have been confirmed for the Cardinia Casey Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch at Gumbuya World on Friday 29 August. Organisers have locked in the…
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Monash too close to call
The multi-horse race in the seat of Monash is too close to call with the electorate split between the major parties and independents. Incumbent, former…
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ALP euphoria in landslide election win
Federal Labor has resoundingly held its South East seats with massive swings in Bruce, Holt, Hotham and Isaacs as it stormed to re-election with an…
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Calls to end violence
As the election approaches, a private online community of over 8.5k women across Gippsland, Cardinia, and Casey are calling out political promises, warning that without…
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Teacher allegedly carjacked at knife-point
Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a teenager following an alleged carjacking at Berwick College on 29 April. It is understood the teenager, who…
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Media-shy Bruce candidate in the spotlight
As the election looms on Saturday, 3 May, the electorate of Bruce is in the spotlight, with state-wide media outlets bearing down on Liberal candidate…
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Talking election: Voting cards and Bruce insights
With the election just days away, candidates and MPs are out in droves in their electorates, as their party’s how-to-vote cards tell a preferential story.…
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Call for disaster relief fund
The sky cracked with lightning over Tonimbuk, and within hours, Sue and David McMahon’s world was reduced to smoke, ash, and heartbreak. During the 2019…
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The highway’s ‘missing link’
PRECEDE The Princes Highway and Freeway are far from short of road works. At any given time, traffic management diverts or redirects at least one…
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Starling Road redevelopment causes outrage
The development of Officer’s Starling Road for incoming housing estates has stirred the ire of the community, with calls for a review into the future…
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Shops cry for help
The last reported break-in on High Street was at the Berwick Inn Hotel on April 9, but Easter weekend proved businesses are still vulnerable. Berwick…
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