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  • Judith Sise OAM: Environment crusader, teacher honoured

    Judith Sise OAM: Environment crusader, teacher honoured

    When Judith Lynette Sise received the letter notifying her of the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM), she was stunned. “It was a bit…

  • Shabnam Safa OAM: A voice to improve refugee plight

    Shabnam Safa OAM: A voice to improve refugee plight

    An advocate who has helped shaped the lives of many through her relentless service in refugee support organisations is being recognised on the King’s Birthday…

  • Peril predicted by Progress Street businesses

    Peril predicted by Progress Street businesses

    Since State Government plans were announced to close a level crossing at Progress Street in Dandenong South, businesses have been pleading for what they say…

  • Protest signs return in fight against Progress

    Protest signs return in fight against Progress

    After their protest banners were recently removed, businesses have double-downed with massive digital billboards in their campaign against the State Government’s level-crossing closure ‘solution’ on…

  • 198 km/h P-plater intercepted

    198 km/h P-plater intercepted

    A P1 probationary driver was allegedly clocked at nearly 200km/h in Dingley Village on Friday 6 June. The 19-year-old Frankston South man had his Ford…

  • Teacher allegedly carjacked at knifepoint

    Teacher allegedly carjacked at knifepoint

    Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a teenager following an alleged carjacking at Berwick College on 29 April. It is understood the teenager, who…

  • Clyde Road median works commence

    Clyde Road median works commence

    The Clyde Road Upgrade has reached another major milestone following the completion of the foundations for the extra lanes being built on the Clyde Road…

  • Breaching a family intervention order, arson and extortion; Narre Warren South man faces jail time

    Breaching a family intervention order, arson and extortion; Narre Warren South man faces jail time

    A Narre Warren South man, Bilal Sidani, was sentenced to a total of three-and-a-half years in prison, with a two-year and three-month non-parole period, after…

  • Pharmacies ease GP waits

    Pharmacies ease GP waits

    Pharmacists will gain wider presciption powers under the expansion of the Community Pharmacist Pilot program, which has stirred discontent in the health sector. Once a…

  • Sleepless for Aurora

    Sleepless for Aurora

    Winter’s first Aurora put on a stunning show Sunday night, June 1, and into Monday, June 2, lighting up the southern skies over Melbourne and…

  • Green Wedge waste station ceased

    Green Wedge waste station ceased

    A waste transfer station with slurry ponds near a Bangholme retirement village in the Green Wedge is set to be removed. The operatior GND Civil…

  • A leaders’ meeting

    A leaders’ meeting

    School leaders from across the City of Casey gathered at the Akoonah Park Centre on the cool morning of Friday, 6 June, as Berwick MP…