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Casey Community Round at AAMI Park
The third annual Casey Community Round will be held on Sunday, 29 June, at AAMI Park, as Melbourne Storm looks to take on the Cronulla…
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Trio of teens arrested after alleged south-east follow by police
Three teenagers have been arrested and charged following the alleged theft of a motor vehicle and an extended follow by police through Melbourne’s south-east during…
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Speaking ‘truths’ that others are scared to say
Authors and advocates for cultural harmony Dya Singh and Dr Jamel Kaur Singh say it’s time for some truth-telling. The father-and-daughter team are embarking on…
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What is Truth Be Told?
As a turban-wearing Sikh man and a second-generation Australian woman of colour, we have lived in, led, and loved this country across every sector for…
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Nourishment Nook support
Federation University has introduced a Nourishment Nook on its campuses, providing relief to students amid rising living costs, with almost 350 students using the services…
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Cross-council tourism partnership endorsed
Yarra Ranges Council has partnered with Nillumbik and Cardinia Councils to create a new Visitor Economy Partnership, spreading tourism funding and initiatives across the outer-east.…
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Driver allegedly caught five and a half times over the limit
A woman has had her car impounded after she was allegedly caught five and a half times over the legal limit in Pakenham on Wednesday,…
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Unity at World Environment Day
Despite a chilly day and a whirlwind of a week across the world, locals from all walks of life banded together this weekend to support…
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‘Block Mode’ degree versatility
A more hands-on, industry-incorporating approach is being implemented at Federation University, as each student undertakes on-campus laboratory work in Berwick or Gippsland. The Bachelor of…
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Sport
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Berwick gallant in defeat
Eastern Football Netball League Premier side Berwick has responded from a poor loss last week in solid fashion; competing well in a 13.8(86) to 8.13(61)…
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Dady delivers as the ‘full house’ sign lights up at Lang Lang
The popularity of the South West Gippsland Midweek Bowling Group continues to amaze with the ‘full-house’ sign almost going up for this week’s team challenge…
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Beaconsfield’s heartbreak
Saturday was the one that got away for Beaconsfield. Travelling to Park Orchards to take on the second-placed side in the Eastern Football Netball League…
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Storm secures thrilling victory over Frankston
Cardinia Storm won one of its three games in Round 9 as the Men’s Metro 1 South side led the way with a hard-fought victory…
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Depth is the key for Pakky
If there was one word to describe the Pakenham Warriors Youth Men it would be deep. The squad’s well-rounded lineup was dominant and difficult to…
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Clinical last term propels Casey
A last-quarter midfield lift has propelled Casey to a crucial 17.10(112) to 12.11(83) victory over Essendon at ETU Stadium, Port Melbourne on Saturday night. Going…
Entertainment
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Casey’s top citizen leads on stroke awareness
Antonia “Toni” Arfaras has spent over three decades changing lives across the City of Casey — but this year, her efforts have been officially recognised.…
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“It would’ve killed me outright” – Freak accident survivor honoured with 2025 Casey Equity and Inclusion Award
For more than three decades, Narre Warren resident, Ren Tumath, has been quietly, but significantly, reshaping the way the City of Casey includes the queer…
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Unbridled joy reigns at Paul Wade Cup
More than 160 young soccer players vied for the fifth annual Paul Wade Cup at St John’s Regional College, Dandenong on Monday 5 May. St…
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MPs reveal their families’ journeys
South-East MPs have shared stories on their migrant families’ journeys to Australia and their sense of identity. Holt MP Cassandra Fernando and state upper house…
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Food charity stays open in January
Dandenong charity Cornerstone Contact Centre has received a helping hand to keep its doors open in January. After the Christmas cheer, hampers and lunches, many…
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Sowing a passion for the garden
Twelve years ago, Bryan Hunter was given a ‘blank cheque’ to lead Athol Road Primary School’s environmental studies program. Since then, he and his students…
In Business – Sponsored
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Heavy M.E.T.A.L Launches Affordable Online Program to Help Men Overcome Anger
Heavy M.E.T.A.L (Men’s Education Towards Anger and Life), an initiative dedicated to supporting men in reclaiming control over their emotions and lives, has unveiled a…
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Cardinia Business Breakfast: A Morning of Insight and Inspiration
Wednesday morning’s Cardinia Business Breakfast was a resounding success, bringing together over 130 local businesspeople for a morning of connection, collaboration, and forward-thinking discussions. The…
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Art with Purpose: Pakenham Leading from the Heart
Last week, I had the privilege of walking through the heart of Pakenham with the Leader of the Opposition, Brad Battin. From small businesses to…
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Volunteer at The Bridge
At The Bridge, our purpose is to empower lives and inspire futures by providing holistic support to people with disabilities. We are always looking for…
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Celebrating 50 Years of Volunteer-Powered Education
This National Volunteer Week, Community College Gippsland (CCG) proudly celebrates 50 years of volunteer-driven education and community impact. In 1975, a passionate group of teachers…
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A new local favourite: Patties Food Group opens new shopfront in Pakenham
Patties Food Group has always prioritised people and its community first, from local school fundraisers to sporting club sponsorships to great value, nutritious meals for…
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Crackdown on knives
Victoria Police is on track to remove a record number of illegal blades, machetes, and zombie knives from the community this year, with an average…
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Junior football called off as police investigate bomb threat
A bomb threat sent via Facebook Messenger forced the evacuation of players, coaches and families at Toomuc Recreation Reserve, cutting short three junior football matches…
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Cardinia won’t join levy boycott
While the City of Yarra is calling for a council-led revolt, Cardinia Shire Council has ruled out joining any boycott or legal challenge against the…
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Funding fight for RDA
With land now secured, Riding for the Disabled Association (RDAV) Pakenham is turning its focus toward the future. But one major barrier remains: funding to…
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House fire devastates family
The fire of a hundred-year-old house in Pakenham has left one family devastated and the community is banding together to help them recover. The Henty…
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Principal powers questioned
Victorian school principals will soon have new powers to suspend or expel students for harmful behaviour outside the school gate — including online incidents. Announced…