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  • Casey likely to endorse 3.5pc rate increase

    Casey likely to endorse 3.5pc rate increase

    The City of Casey will likely pass on the State Government’s recommendation of a 3.5 per cent rate cap for residents in the 2023-‘24 year,…

  • Council donates $10,000 to earthquake relief efforts

    Council donates $10,000 to earthquake relief efforts

    Dandenong is one of many of Victoria’s city councils getting behind the earthquake relief aid of Turkey and Syria. Following last week’s council meeting, the…

  • New launch of the Black Rhinos

    New launch of the Black Rhinos

    Afri-Aus Care is diving deeper with the new launch of their junior Black Rhinos basketball team on February 18. The event launch, ‘Black Rhinos UBUNTU’…

  • Total Fire Ban for Central and North Central Victoria

    Total Fire Ban for Central and North Central Victoria

    A Total Fire Ban (TFB) has been declared for the North Central and Central fire weather district today, Friday 17 February 2023. Today’s conditions in…

  • Purple storm comes to Casey

    Purple storm comes to Casey

    The City of Casey and Melbourne Storm have signed a five-year partnership agreement. The new partnership was announced at AAMI Park on Monday 13 February…

  • ‘Depraved’ salesman jailed

    ‘Depraved’ salesman jailed

    A 65-year-old former shoe salesman found with “particularly depraved” sexual abuse material involving children with dogs and adults has been jailed. After police made enquiries…

  • Drink-driving hits a new high

    Drink-driving hits a new high

    The South East’s senior cop has deplored the “shocking” numbers of drink drivers caught in a weekend operation on Monash Freeway. A staggering 41 motorists…

  • Open your heart for Library Lovers Day

    In celebration of Library Lovers Day on 14 February, Casey Cardinia Libraries are seeking book donations to support a literary supply program in Papua New…

  • ‘Still a lot to do’ for bridging visa holders: MP

    ‘Still a lot to do’ for bridging visa holders: MP

    Federal MP Julian Hill has welcomed the announced pathway to permanent visas for 19,000 refugees but acknowledged “there is still a lot more to do”.…

  • Incinerator rage

    Incinerator rage

    Hundreds of retirement village residents are taking their fight against a second waste-to-energy plant in Dandenong South to the Planning Minister. Willow Lodge Village residents…

  • ‘Limbo’ over for 19,000 refugees

    ‘Limbo’ over for 19,000 refugees

    Elated refugee advocates have praised the Federal Government’s announcement for a permanent visa pathway for 19,000 temporary visa holders. Many thousands in Melbourne’s South East…

  • Earthquake relief event raises $135K

    Earthquake relief event raises $135K

    Dandenong community groups have come together in support of the Turkish and Syrian communities struggling with recent devastation. On Monday 6 February a 7.8 magnitude…

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