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Radford bows out of race
After becoming the councillor of the new Officer Ward in 2020, current councillor Tammy Radford has decided to step down from her seat. In a…
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Targeting fire messages at school
Kooweerup Primary School students have received a crash course in how to prepare their home in case of a fire, thanks to a local CFA…
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Shoheli steps to election race
Shoheli Sunjida has confirmed she will be making another run for council in the upcoming elections asking for a ‘chance to prove’ herself in representing…
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Fans feel for finals fever
Locals donned their team colours on the weekend for the Grand Final Saturday of the West Gippsland Football Netball league. Garfield Recreation Reserve hosted the…
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Celebrating 15 years of giving back to the community
2009 was a tumultuous time globally speaking, with the Global Financial Crisis causing worldwide impacts and Black Saturday devastating wide areas of the state. However,…
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Lockdown campaigner wins $4000 in damages over two unlawful arrests
The director of an advocacy group formerly residing in Pakenham, Monica Smit has received $4000 in damages in the County Court of Victoria, with the…
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Candidate looks to empower Officer Ward
Entrepreneur, wealth planner, success coach, business advisor and author Ron Malhotra has vowed to improve safety, foster economic growth, encourage community engagement and enhance infrastructure…
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Police charge seven teenagers following aggravated burglary
Police have charged seven people, including a 15-year-old Pakenham girl and a 14-year-old Hampton Park Boy, following an aggravated burglary in Williamstown earlier this week.…
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More blood donors demanded
Victorians are again being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and donate blood to save a life this spring – as ongoing high demand for…
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Cheaper alternatives for your home redecoration
Pakenham’s bargain hunters and renovators are encouraged to visit local Vinnies Stores to find a cheaper and more sustainable alternative when redecorating the home, as…
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Second arrest over tobacco shop fires
A 20-year-old Dandenong man has been charged over alleged arson attacks on tobacco stores and vehicles. Taskforce Lunar detectives arrested the man on 3 September…
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Casey candidates on fence with monitors
Since council monitors were officially announced by the State Government earlier this month, Casey council candidates in the north-east of the city have expressed a…
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