News
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Dillwynia ward name galore
Dillwynia Ward in the City of Casey will soon be the recipient of a swathe of new names for its many facilities, reserves and landmarks…
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Residents’ outcry on walking trail car park
Disruptive behaviour has been a common occurrence at a walking trail’s car park in Narre Warren North, with residents recalling continuous incidents over the last…
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Police chase ends with man hit by cop car
A police chase was seen through Dandenong on Friday with police arresting a man following a carjacking and extended follow-through metropolitan Melbourne. Officers were called…
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Stolen number plates surging
Police are calling for vehicle owners to fit anti-theft screws to dampen a record number of number plate thefts across the state. Casey is No.1…
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Wilson Goes Wild in Berwick
Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick received an advanced summer surprise, with the safari’s entire pack of animals greeting park-goers over the weekend. Set to stay…
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Upper Beaconsfield’s new pavilion begins construction
After many years of campaigning, the construction of new clubrooms at the Upper Beaconsfield Recreation Reserve is underway with a ceremonial sod turn last week.…
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Gembrook memorial to receive upgrade
Already a distinct landmark that has stood for decades, the Gembrook War Memorial and surrounds will benefit from an upgrade to commemorate veterans further. Located…
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Thunder lands at Gippsland Jersey
Though it was a pristine sunny day over the weekend, lightning struck Pakenham with Marvel hero Thor visiting locals at Gippsland Jersey. Free milkshakes were…
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Q&A with Finn Cadman, an ambassador for MND Victoria.
1. What is your biggest accomplishment that you are most proud of? My biggest accomplishment is making my Glampa proud. Which is why I started…
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Sport
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Warriors prepare for big test as surging Miners visit town
A top-two finish is well and truly in sight for the Pakenham Warriors Youth Men as the team prepares to face a surging Ballarat side…
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Lions preparing for Pies
Pakenham will be tested again on a small ground with the Lions paying Belgrave a visit in round 13 of the Outer East Division 1…
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Kangaroos enjoy breakout games from talented youngsters
The Officer Football Club wasn’t the only thing having a breakthrough on the weekend as promising young guns Brodie Snooks and Diesel De Santis tore…
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Lions preparing for Pies
Pakenham will be tested again on a small ground with the Lions paying Belgrave a visit in round 13 of the Outer East Division 1…
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Kangaroos enjoy breakout games from talented youngsters
The Officer Football Club wasn’t the only thing having a breakthrough on the weekend as promising young guns Brodie Snooks and Diesel De Santis tore…
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Pakenham welcomes back club legends on Past Players Day
Some familiar faces appeared down at the Pakenham Football Club on Saturday as the club held its Past Players Day. It was also a 20-year…
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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Why over 50’s are rethinking downsizing
Why over 50’s are rethinking downsizing Thousands of Victorians who over 50 are rejecting the ordinary, cookie-cutter approach to downsizing their home. Whether you have…
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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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Officer estate on edge
Residents of Officer’s Lavender Estate are on high alert after a brazen attempted burglary and a separate report of suspicious behaviour sparked fears of escalating…
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Q&A with LEGALLY BLONDE star Saskia Kirby.
What is your biggest accomplishment that you are most proud of? I think my biggest accomplishment is honestly, not something tangible that I have achieved,…
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Southeast Water steps up
South East Water is ramping up odour control measures at its Officer South Sewer Pump Station with a series of immediate and long-term upgrades designed…
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Berwick rider charged after 200km/h chase
A 21-year-old Berwick man has been charged after he was allegedly detected travelling at speeds of up to 200km/h while trying to avoid arrest on…
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Head above water: a local swimmer’s cold, quiet, almost
It is choppier than forecasted in the English Channel, and it is colder than usual at this time of the year, but the French coastline…
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Farewell to a true pioneer
PRECEDE: Douglas Rodney Wyatt,lived a life defined by hard work, adventure, and an enduring commitment to those around him. His journey came to a peaceful…