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  • Backlash against mayor’s criticisms

    Backlash against mayor’s criticisms

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Casey councillor has slammed Mayor Sam Aziz’s critique of the council’s recently disbanded Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee, saying it was…

  • Weekend police station to remain closed

    Weekend police station to remain closed

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Endeavour Hills Police Station’s weekend-night closure is continuing beyond its three-month trial period for further evaluation. Opposition police spokesman Edward O’Donohue told…

  • Gymnastics clubs takes the lead in getting involved

    Gymnastics clubs takes the lead in getting involved

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre and Berwick Leisure Centre had their dedication to inclusive gymnastics recognised at the Gymnastics Victoria Awards Night recently.…

  • Motorist flees to police refuge

    Motorist flees to police refuge

    Police are looking for the occupant of a grey Nissan Pulsar who injured another driver when he threw a Jim Beam can at a car…

  • Super greenhouses are a growth industry

    Super greenhouses are a growth industry

    A Hallam company is helping food growers to move indoors and keep growing. Powerplants Australia director Carl van Loon said wild weather was putting more…

  • Council forced to accept rates cap

    Council forced to accept rates cap

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey Council is unlikely to bid for a rate-cap exemption, according to its mayor Sam Aziz. It would be a significant backtrack…

  • Concern for missing man

    Concern for missing man

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows Police are seeking public assistance to find a missing Endeavour Hills man who has a regular medication schedule. Craig Tresise, 53, was…

  • Men’s needs under one shed roof

    Men’s needs under one shed roof

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Contrary to popular opinion, men’s shed members don’t have to be retired and don’t have to do woodwork – but it doesn’t…

  • Swags for the streets

    Swags for the streets

    Not many six-year-olds save $2000, let alone crowdfund and donate the money to help the homeless. Rebekah, now 7, pictured, had her conscience sparked after…

  • Dust road death trap

    Dust road death trap

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Food company Marvel Packers has joined the scores of complainants about dust from the O’Grady Road, Hallam, area – but it’s not…

  • Drive to pitch in

    Drive to pitch in

    Two Hallam Primary School students last year inspired schoolmates to pitch in to help families in crisis. Chanelle and Fathima, who both started high school…

  • Best foot forward for sport

    Best foot forward for sport

    Betula Reserve in Doveton will receive $51,000 towards new drainage as a legacy of the Asian Cup soccer tournament staged in Victoria in 2015. The…

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