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  • Celebrating independence and multiculturalism

    Celebrating independence and multiculturalism

    As the flag of the Philippines soared in the cool winter wind, the City of Casey celebrated the local Filipino community following the 127-year celebration…

  • OzHarvest launches new hub in Hallam

    OzHarvest launches new hub in Hallam

    A new OzHarvest hub has officially opened in Hallam on Thursday, 12 June, with crowds gathering at 21-22 National Drive for the launch, and volunteers…

  • Scribe Tribe celebrates launch

    Scribe Tribe celebrates launch

    The Scribe Tribe’s release of their third volume was in full swing at Balla Balla Community Centre on the night of Wednesday, 11 June, as…

  • Dandenong raid linked to fatal arson attack

    Dandenong raid linked to fatal arson attack

    Police have raided a Dandenong home as part of their investigation into a fatal arson attack in Truganina in January. Arson and Explosives Squad detectives…

  • Riding 4000 km for refugees’ education

    Riding 4000 km for refugees’ education

    A Hazara former refugee has embarked on an extraordinary 4000-kilometre cycling journey to raise educational funds for refugees and Afghan women. Muzafar Ali has begun…

  • Risking all for a higher cause

    Risking all for a higher cause

    This is not the first time Muzafar has taken a stance on education. He setup a school within a prison in Afghanistan, saw them learn…

  • Police put on the spot

    Police put on the spot

    With crime rates soaring, local services, residents and Cardinia Shire Council are coming together like never before to work with Victoria Police on urgent challenges.…

  • Fusion Festival returns

    Fusion Festival returns

    The Cardinia Shire community is invited to join the 2025 Fusion Festival celebrations in honour of World Refugee Week. Returning by popular demand, this vibrant…

  • Celebrate reconciliation and culture

    Celebrate reconciliation and culture

    Casey Council’s National Reconciliation Week event attracted hundreds of residents in the region to celebrate Aboriginal cultures and work towards stronger connections. The free community…

  • Controversial Cranbourne West industrial site hits market

    Controversial Cranbourne West industrial site hits market

    Lot sales have started for a historically controversial industrial site in Cranbourne West. The industrial site at 690 Western Port Highway was historically linked to…

  • Tiny Art Show returns

    Tiny Art Show returns

    Connected Libraries announced the return of the Tiny Art Show in 2025, a free art competition for members aged 16 and over. “The Tiny Art…

  • Train trial operations and disruptions

    Train trial operations and disruptions

    The upcoming winter months are set to be filled with local metro tunnel trial operations, as the construction on Clyde Road progresses. There will be…