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Year in Review 2025: Casey’s ’naught list’ under scrutiny

Casey Council’s Unreasonable Complainant Conduct (UCC) policy stood out in 2025 as its application to residents sparked concern over how community voices are managed within local government. Local resident and mother of three Jillian Nambu discovered she had been placed on Casey Council’s UCC Register…

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    Wetland clean-up to the ‘fore’

    Greater Dandenong Environment Group volunteers have salvaged dozens of golf balls and sackfuls of plastic packaging from wetlands over the past two weekends. The group…

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    Family devastated by house fire, beloved pets in intensive care

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  • Critical relief funding secured by the council

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