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  • Dream homes out of reach

    Dream homes out of reach

    Housing targets are falling behind in our own backyard, putting families at risk and threatening affordability and local infrastructure. It comes after The Age reported…

  • World peace begins in the home

    World peace begins in the home

    It would be easy to be overcome and completely disheartened by events happening in the world right now,and truthfully writing a Message of Hope from…

  • Casey locals join Rally Against Racism

    Casey locals join Rally Against Racism

    Casey locals were amongst the crowd demonstrating against racism in the Melbourne CBD on Friday 26 September. Marg Edwards and Gwyneth Jones from Berwick were…

  • Rates land with shock

    Rates land with shock

    After months of delays and speculation, some ratepayers are finally receiving their council notices, along with the full brunt of the Emergency Services Levy. Officer…

  • Apartment plan proposed

    Apartment plan proposed

    The Cranbourne CBD could soon see an uncommon development — a four-storey apartment complex, with a planning permit now being advertised. The $3 million planning…

  • WorkSafe forum for manufacturers

    WorkSafe forum for manufacturers

    WorkSafe is set to visit Dandenong to offer work safety tips to manufacturers during its Health and Safety Month. The workplace safety authority will host…

  • Hazaras push for future ‘without fear’

    Hazaras push for future ‘without fear’

    The Hazara Genocide Memorial event was organised by the Hazara Cultural Association, whose members controversially proposed to rename Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street, Dandenong…

  • Market stalwart’s future goes to seed

    Market stalwart’s future goes to seed

    A Dandenong Market florist of 35 years says her retirement plans are in upheaval due to being forced out of her site by the market’s…

  • Partial success for machete bins

    Partial success for machete bins

    Victoria’s newly implemented machete ban is already showing results, with thousands of weapons handed in during the first month of the statewide amnesty. However, knife-related…

  • Crime clouds business future

    Crime clouds business future

    Rising crime is forcing some businesses to close and deterring new entrepreneurs, raising concerns that the economy could face slower growth, fewer jobs, and weaker…

  • Council introduces new timed parking at Casey Complex

    Council introduces new timed parking at Casey Complex

    Casey Council is introducing new timed parking restrictions at the Casey Complex, following the alleged undersupply of carparks at the neighbouring Cranbourne Community Hospital. But…

  • Hill slams genocide pub talk

    Hill slams genocide pub talk

    A Politics in Pub forum is planned for Saturday 4 October posing the provocative question ‘why Labor supports genocide in Gaza’. Organised by the Victorian…