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  • Casey campaigns for food relief

    Casey campaigns for food relief

    Casey Council has hosted a civic event to recognise the emergency food relief providers tackling an entrenched cost-of-living crisis. The event ties in with the…

  • ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    ‘Soft launch’ for long-awaited $15 billion rail tunnel

    A much-hyped underground rail service will open with a soft-launch timetable before moving to turn-up-and-go trains. Melbourne’s $15 billion Metro Tunnel will open to the…

  • Major sewer upgrades underway at Ballarto Road in Clyde

    Major sewer upgrades underway at Ballarto Road in Clyde

    South East Water has kicked off investigative works on two major infrastructure upgrades in Clyde: the Ballarto Road Pump Station and Rising Sewer Main projects.…

  • Young woman’s body compacted after alleged murder

    Young woman’s body compacted after alleged murder

    An expert can’t determine how a young woman died because her body was crushed in a garbage truck six weeks after she was allegedly murdered,…

  • Seniors celebrate in style

    Seniors celebrate in style

    Across Victoria, seniors and their families came together in October to enjoy a month of free and low-cost events celebrating the contributions of older community…

  • Civilians arrest armed robber who preyed on kids

    Civilians arrest armed robber who preyed on kids

    A 20-year-old armed robber’s allegation of being ferociously assaulted during a citizen’s arrest in Dandenong South has been dismissed by a Victorian judge. Andrya Oshla,…

  • 5 per cent deposit scheme sparks debate in Casey

    5 per cent deposit scheme sparks debate in Casey

    Casey residents have expressed mixed reactions to the Federal Government’s new 5 per cent deposit scheme, with some calling it a lifeline for first home…

  • Little India demolitions set to begin

    Little India demolitions set to begin

    Demolition preparations are set to begin in Dandenong’s Little India precinct as part of a $600 million Capital Alliance redevelopment. Nervous traders fear they will…

  • Car noise complaints fall on deaf ears

    Car noise complaints fall on deaf ears

    Springvale residents say years of complaints about noise emitted from a motorsport’s businesses at Springvale Business Park on Centre Road have fallen on deaf ears.…

  • Driveway fuel leak cops $814 fine

    Driveway fuel leak cops $814 fine

    A Beaconsfield man’s attempts at a roadside repair have cost him an $814 fine from EPA Victoria, after his van dumped fuel on someone’s driveway.…

  • No escape for soilworks operator: EPA

    No escape for soilworks operator: EPA

    The operator of an asbestos-riddled soil mound in Bangholme will be compelled to clean up even if they collapse into insolvency, says the state’s pollution…

  • 88yo man missing from Noble Park

    88yo man missing from Noble Park

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing man Vassilios. The 88-year-old was last seen in Noble Park on Saturday 4 October about…