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  • ‘Wind’ farm cuts emissions

    ‘Wind’ farm cuts emissions

    City of Casey’s first wind turbine and battery storage system has been installed at Myuna Farm in Doveton. Since 2004, the farm has reduced greenhouse…

  • Issues in dispute in I Cook case

    Issues in dispute in I Cook case

    What information did then-Acting Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton have to justify his closure of I Cook Foods? This is one of the key issues…

  • Closure ‘reckless’: I Cook Foods tells court

    Closure ‘reckless’: I Cook Foods tells court

    In a long-awaited Supreme Court trial, Dandenong South commercial kitchen I Cook Foods has claimed that it was closed down with “reckless indifference”. ICF is…

  • No hive left behind

    No hive left behind

    A handful of orange plastic boxes sit on a property in Belgrave South. Unknown to the naked eye, they house a rich and complex ecosystem.…

  • Dementia rehab program launching in Casey

    Dementia rehab program launching in Casey

    Casey residents over the age of 65 who are living with dementia can now access rehabilitation activities to support independence and wellbeing. Aged care provider…

  • Community voices welcome on council panel

    Community voices welcome on council panel

    Casey residents and community members are encourage to apply to join a Casey Council program dedicated to help empowering voices and shaping the future of…

  • Essential learning tools donated to schools

    Essential learning tools donated to schools

    Secondary schools across Casey have been gifted with repurposed laptops as part of the ‘This is IT’ charity initiative, as a way to decrease the…

  • EPA legal action against Cranbourne tip

    EPA legal action against Cranbourne tip

    EPA Victoria has started Supreme Court action against Cranbourne tip operator SBI Landfill Pty Ltd and its directors over prolonged odour impacts on neighbourning residents.…

  • Former councillors ’vindicated’ by IBAC report

    Former councillors ’vindicated’ by IBAC report

    Former councillor and Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association (CRRA) chairperson Brian Oates say Casey desperately needs “good candidates“ at the next council elections in the…

  • Mandatory helmet call

    Mandatory helmet call

    The AFL is exploring mandatory helmets and impact-sensing mouthguards to protect players from CTE, a Coronial inquest into Richmond player Shane Tuck has been told.…

  • MP cleared of adverse findings in IBAC probe report

    MP cleared of adverse findings in IBAC probe report

    Cranbourne MP Pauline Richards has escaped without any adverse findings made against her in the final Operation Sandon report. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Mental wounds cut far and wide

    Mental wounds cut far and wide

    Sydney’s Westmead Hospital has just recently overcame the struggles of the COVID pandemic. However, according to Associate Professor of Psychiatry and director of clinical science…

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