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  • IBAC lays charges

    IBAC lays charges

    Two people, including a former Casey councillor, have been charged from matters arising from the Operation Sandon corruption inquiry. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Casey denies waste-station conflict

    Casey denies waste-station conflict

    Casey Council is denying community claims of a conflict of interest in its approval of a proposed Hampton Park waste transfer station. Community groups have…

  • Letter to Editor: The March for Australia is un-Australian

    Letter to Editor: The March for Australia is un-Australian

    Forgive me for my naivety but the people we saw at the March for Australia rallies at the weekend are not the true representation of…

  • Zoning deadlock frustrates

    Zoning deadlock frustrates

    For over a decade, landowners between Peck Road and Brown Road in Pakenham have been trapped in a cycle of frustration over zoning and planning…

  • Success as $200,000 wiped from Bring Your Bills event

    Success as $200,000 wiped from Bring Your Bills event

    The Bring Your Bills event on Tuesday, 2 September, was a resounding success, as just over $200,000 in debt was cleared on the day. The…

  • UPDATE: Casey reacts to Operation Sandon charges

    UPDATE: Casey reacts to Operation Sandon charges

    Two people, including a former Casey councillor, have been charged from matters arising from the Operation Sandon corruption inquiry. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…

  • Legacy for Olivia

    Legacy for Olivia

    Funding for at-home meal support programs for people suffering from eating disorders has been recommended by the State Coroner in response to the tragic suicide…

  • Tender awarded for construction of Youth Hub project

    Tender awarded for construction of Youth Hub project

    Cardinia Shire Council has awarded the tender for construction of the Youth Hub in Pakenham. At the Council meeting on 18 August, Council resolved to…

  • Unique project unearths deaf history

    Unique project unearths deaf history

    Greater Dandenong creative artists are diving deep into how deaf-authored knowledge and perspectives have been collected throughout history. The $15,000 State Library Victoria Fellowship has…

  • Update on hundreds of dead birds in Springvale

    Update on hundreds of dead birds in Springvale

    Toxicology testing by the Conservation Regulator has identified the presence of Methomyl and Mevinphos in samples taken from birds after more than 200 were found…

  • Narre Warren South man found dead in Ivanhoe

    Narre Warren South man found dead in Ivanhoe

    The deceased body of a Narre Warren South man was found in Ivanhoe on Tuesday, 2 September, after emergency services were called to a property…

  • Operation Sandon charges laid

    Operation Sandon charges laid

    Two people, including a former Casey councillor, have been charged from matters arising from the Operation Sandon corruption inquiry. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)…