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  • Accused killer to stay behind bars over gangland murder

    Accused killer to stay behind bars over gangland murder

    A Narre Warren man accused of gunning down a gangland figure has lost his bid for freedom after a judge found the police case against…

  • Henry Grossek’s legacy of speaking out

    Henry Grossek’s legacy of speaking out

    In light of Berwick Lodge Primary School’s principal of 35 years, Henry Grossek’s retirement, he remains one of the most outspoken local voices in the…

  • Casey Woman of the Year 2025: humanity, connection, and community

    Casey Woman of the Year 2025: humanity, connection, and community

    Chanchal Kumavat, founder and director of the local community organisation Saati MAA, was awarded the 2025 Casey Woman of the Year. The nomination statement describes…

  • UPDATE: Man wanted over Thomas Street stabbing

    UPDATE: Man wanted over Thomas Street stabbing

    Police say there is no clear motive behind a brawl that resulted in a stabbing in Thomas Street in Dandenong last month. A 28-year-old man…

  • Casey remains in SECCCA

    Casey remains in SECCCA

    Casey Council says it will remain part of a regional councils’ climate-change alliance, despite the Greater Dandenong Council’s recent pullout. In April, Greater Dandenong Council…

  • SEMMA calls for land tax cap

    SEMMA calls for land tax cap

    The South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) has called upon the Victorian Government to put a cap on land tax increases for the next five…

  • 71 arrested in street-violence crackdown

    71 arrested in street-violence crackdown

    Seventy-one arrests have been made in Greater Dandenong during a multi-agency sting operation against street violence over the past three months. The operation was organised…

  • Election result ‘much worse’ than Wood expected

    Election result ‘much worse’ than Wood expected

    The autopsy has begun on the Liberal Party’s campaign that saw their leader ousted from Parliament; the Trump Presidency and return-to-office policy are among the…

  • Veolia fined over Dandenong Sth dairy stench

    Veolia fined over Dandenong Sth dairy stench

    Two Veolia waste-disposal companies have been fined nearly $20,000 over a smelly mess that attracted a swarm of insects to a factory at Dandenong South.…

  • OPINION: Media’s critical role in democracy

    OPINION: Media’s critical role in democracy

    OPINION In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was…

  • Driver dies in hospital after Bangholme collision

    Driver dies in hospital after Bangholme collision

    A driver injured in a multi-vehicle collision in Bangholme last month has died in hospital. Police say the 27-year-old Fitzroy man’s car collided with a…

  • Bruce in Labor’s hands

    Bruce in Labor’s hands

    As Prime Minister Anthony Albanese gears up for another run following the Labor Party’s win at the federal election, so too does Julian Hill in…

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