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  • New school captains ready to lead at Casey Grammar

    New school captains ready to lead at Casey Grammar

    Casey Grammar School has announced its school captains for 2026, with Sienna and Ryan stepping into the prestigious leadership roles. Both students bring strong ties…

  • Creek park safety in the spotlight

    Creek park safety in the spotlight

    History repeated with the awful drowning of Fariba Hussainzada, 33, and her son Farzad, 7, in Dandenong Creek on 10 November, after the son was…

  • Metro Tunnel opens earlier

    Metro Tunnel opens earlier

    The Metro Tunnel’s ‘soft opening’ has been brought forward to Sunday 30 November, the State Government has announced. From that date, the Summer Start program…

  • Push for free-vax revival

    Push for free-vax revival

    City of Greater Dandenong Council has committed to advocate for the reinstatement of the Program for Refugees Immunisation Monitoring and Education. The notice of motion…

  • Plans revealed for old Bunnings Warehouse

    Plans revealed for old Bunnings Warehouse

    The $50 million project for the old Bunnings Warehouse on Narre Warren Road has been officially unveiled, and will now become known as Fountain Gate…

  • Celebrate Christmas with Heart

    Celebrate Christmas with Heart

    The festive season for us is all about sunshine, family and giving — and you can still create those magical wow moments, whether it’s a…

  • Maillard goes back-to-back

    Maillard goes back-to-back

    Botanic Ridge’s Jack Maillard has taken home back-to-back world titles in sport aerobics and fitness, a feat that reflects years of dedication, discipline and mental…

  • Casey’s young leader wins

    Casey’s young leader wins

    The Victorian Young Australian of the Year 2026 is based right in City of Casey, recognised for his impactful positive changes in the South East…

  • Heartbroken owner loses kitten despite heroic efforts

    Heartbroken owner loses kitten despite heroic efforts

    Benji the kitten, who only one week ago was fighting for his life at an emergency clinic has sadly passed away at his home overnight…

  • Tails wagging for basset hound racing

    Tails wagging for basset hound racing

    Ears were flopping and tails wagging as the Australian Basset Hound Races was held on Sunday at Caldermeade Farm & Cafe. While the weather just…

  • Longtime Narre Warren pharmacist honoured for years of service

    Longtime Narre Warren pharmacist honoured for years of service

    When you walk into this Narre Warren TerryWhite establishment you know there’s something different. At the counter, a seemingly familiar customer to the pharmacy chats…

  • More funding critical for Neighbourhood Houses

    More funding critical for Neighbourhood Houses

    A call for more staff and programs by Neighbourhood Houses has gained the support of the council, as more government funding is sought to meet…