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  • Margaret back in the saddle

    Margaret back in the saddle

    After nearly five decades out of the saddle, 92-year-old Margaret Page fulfilled a lifelong birthday wish in Devon Meadows. She climbed back on a horse,…

  • 180 trees to replace River Red giant

    180 trees to replace River Red giant

    An extra 180 street trees will be planted in coming months to offset the controversial felling of a giant River Red Gum in Noble Park…

  • New Hallam hub for OzHarvest

    New Hallam hub for OzHarvest

    A new OzHarvest food rescue hub is set to open in the City of Casey in the coming week, looking to deliver 6000 extra meals…

  • Blood donations encouraged in light of National Blood Donor Week

    Blood donations encouraged in light of National Blood Donor Week

    In light of Blood Donor Week this 9 June until 15 June, the City of Casey’s mayor, Stefan Koomen, visited the Narre Warren North pop-up…

  • AFP member charged

    AFP member charged

    An Australian Federal Police employee has been charged with driving while suspended and driving an unregistered vehicle. The AFP announced on 6 June that the…

  • CCTV footage: Group flees flats’ fireball

    CCTV footage: Group flees flats’ fireball

    CCTV footage has revealed a group with torches outside a unit as it burst into flames and exploded at 16 Stud Road, Dandenong early on…

  • House fire on Heatherton Road

    House fire on Heatherton Road

    Heavy smoke has bellowed from a house fire on Heatherton Road in Dandenong North. Fire Rescue Victoria firefighters battled the blaze at the single-storey weatherboard…

  • Violent trouble-spot destroyed in fierce fire

    Violent trouble-spot destroyed in fierce fire

    Fire has destroyed a unit that’s been home to notoriously violent and terrifying behaviour on 16 Stud Road, Dandenong early on Friday 6 June. About…

  • Expert opinion support on new principal powers, but emphasis on alternative measures remain

    Expert opinion support on new principal powers, but emphasis on alternative measures remain

    Expert opinion is in support of the announcement following the State Government declaring that school principals now have the power to expel or suspend students…

  • $1m windfall for Endeavour Hills lotto winner

    $1m windfall for Endeavour Hills lotto winner

    An Endeavour Hills woman has won a life-changing $1 million in a lottery draw on Wednesday 4 June. She reportedly shed tears of joy when…

  • Little aths club still in limbo

    Little aths club still in limbo

    The once-doomed Robert Booth Reserve’s athletics facility and its little athletics club may earn a stay of execution, but their fates still hang in the…

  • ‘Block Mode’ degree versatility

    ‘Block Mode’ degree versatility

    A more hands-on, industry-incorporating approach is being implemented at Federation University, as each student undertakes on-campus laboratory work in Berwick or Gippsland. The Bachelor of…