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  • Badminton centre out of bounds

    Badminton centre out of bounds

    A proposed badminton centre in a Keysborough factory has been ruled incompatible with surrounding trucks and forklifts. Sansai Electronics’s 10-court facility for up to 40…

  • Law service leads climate game-changer

    Law service leads climate game-changer

    A “ground-breaking” grant into climate change legal impacts has been won by South East Monash Legal Service (SMLS). The Springvale and Narre Warren-based service will…

  • Doco triumphs on tight budget

    Doco triumphs on tight budget

    The underlying challenges for community organisations such as Wellsprings for Women, was highlighted at its recent, successful launch of the short documentary ‘Know My Story.’…

  • Congratulating Casey’s cream of the crop

    Congratulating Casey’s cream of the crop

    Narre Warren business Recovery In Mind Occupational Therapy has received the Business of the Year award in this year’s 2023 Casey Business Awards. Announced at…

  • Last chance to apply for permit to burn

    Last chance to apply for permit to burn

    Casey Council will be receiving and processing applications for a permit to burn until Tuesday 31 October. Casey Council’s Fire Management Officer will transition to…

  • Mayor running for Mulgrave

    Mayor running for Mulgrave

    Greater Dandenong mayor Eden Foster has been endorsed as Labor’s candidate in the upcoming Mulgrave by-election. She said she would be “honoured” to be voted…

  • Progress project ‘non-negotiable’

    Progress project ‘non-negotiable’

    Greater Dandenong Council has been seemingly sidelined on the Progress Street level-crossing controversy despite a recent meeting with the State Government and LXRP. On the…

  • Jail for dozen-burglary spree

    Jail for dozen-burglary spree

    A serial burglar who smashed and grabbed from an array of businesses, cars and a home across Dandenong and Noble Park has been jailed. Sajad…

  • Disadvantage rise

    Disadvantage rise

    Casey Council has welcomed a 22 per cent jump in population driven by migration between 2016 and 2021, while the Relative Socio-Economic Disadvantage index score…

  • Onus on cat owners

    Onus on cat owners

    Casey Council has urged residents to take responsibility for feral and semi-owned cats and to stop feeding strays. Casey Council connected communities manager Callum Pattie…

  • Beaumaris inquiry expands to six new schools

    Beaumaris inquiry expands to six new schools

    Six additional schools and two further alleged perpetrators have been identified as part of an investigation into historical child sexual abuse at Victorian government schools.…

  • Remembering an Endeavour Hills icon

    Remembering an Endeavour Hills icon

    The Endeavour Hills community has mourned the loss of one of its most colourful characters – Paul O’Brien. Often seen leaned up against his old…

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