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  • Cr rocked by IBAC inquiry

    Cr rocked by IBAC inquiry

    Friends of the late Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon say she had been “deeply upset” by an IBAC investigation into alleged corruption by Casey councillors. With…

  • Speeder blows 0.160

    Speeder blows 0.160

    An alleged speeding driver more than three times over the blood-alcohol limit has been intercepted in Springvale. Casey Highway Patrol officers say they detected the…

  • Palm Plaza clinic closes

    Palm Plaza clinic closes

    Palm Plaza pop-up Covid vaccination clinic will be closed from Sunday 19 December. The clinic will be re-opened in early January at a nearby location,…

  • Pool of support wins day

    Pool of support wins day

    It’s hard to argue against 94 per cent. That was the overwhelming size of community-survey opposition after Casey Council tabled the demolition of the historic…

  • Doveton Pool lifeline

    Doveton Pool lifeline

    In what is sure to be a popular backflip, Casey Council has requested a business case to retain Doveton’s historic 50-metre pool. It came after…

  • New Years’ fireworks return

    New Years’ fireworks return

    New Years’ Eve fireworks are returning in a blaze of glory to Dandenong. The fireworks explode at 9pm on 31 December at Dandenong Park. In…

  • Corruption reforms sought

    Corruption reforms sought

    IBAC and the Victorian Ombudsman have written to Victorian political party leaders for recommendations on how to stop the misuse of public funds. The watchdog…

  • Inland port on track

    Inland port on track

    Seventeen years in the making, a rail link to a $150 million inland freight terminal in Dandenong South is becoming reality. Works have started on…

  • Dumped MP ’grateful’

    Dumped MP ’grateful’

    Labor MP Luke Donnellan says he will possibly stay in Parliament for the remainder of his term after being sensationally ousted from his Narre Warren…

  • Skills needed for jobs evolution

    Skills needed for jobs evolution

    Welders, engineers, electronics technicians are among a dire skills shortage, a manufacturing body has told a Senate inquiry. South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance told the…

  • $2.5b fund needs detail: SEMMA

    $2.5b fund needs detail: SEMMA

    A South-East manufacturers’ body welcomed the state Liberal Nationals’ pledged $2.5 billion “smarter” manufacturing fund but is awaiting more detail. South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance…

  • Rider dies on Monash Fwy

    Rider dies on Monash Fwy

    A motorbike rider has died in a crash on Monash Freeway in Doveton. The rider, who is yet to be formally identified, reportedly struck a…

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