News
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Casey’s cellular mapping tool exposes mobile coverage gaps in the region
At a time when much of the world is heavily dependent on mobile and digital services, Casey’s new cellular mapping tool launched in early February,…
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$250m Cranbourne South Hindu temple referral pulled for redesign
Plans for a proposed $250 million Hindu temple precinct in Cranbourne South’s green wedge have been put on hold after the applicant withdrew its Federal…
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Clyde North safety breaches lead to $700k fine
Construction works in Clyde North have been in the spotlight after roofing company Proform Roofing (Vic) Pty Ltd was fined $700,000 over multiple workplace safety…
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Truck company fined for pellets spillage
A major transport company, Toll Transport Pty Ltd, has been fined $4070 after its poorly loaded truck poured a blizzard of plastic pellets onto Keysborough…
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PM celebrates Ramadan Night Market
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has helped launch Dandenong’s Ramadan Night Market for its second year, marking the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan. He…
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Why Volunteer? Because It Might Save You Too.
Last night, I had the honour of being invited to the Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce for a speed business networking event. What struck me most…
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Eight men jailed over global crime syndicate’s failed plot to traffic $1.7 billion worth of meth
Eight men have been imprisoned in Australia for a combined 95 years and seven months following an international investigation into an organised crime syndicate’s failed…
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$80,000 for Casey-wide Pest Management Strategy
Casey Council has unanimously endorsed a plan to set aside $80,000 to develop a municipality-wide Pest Animal Management Strategy, as growing rabbit infestations and feral…
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Another successful fest of Upper Beaconsfield
The Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival celebrated another year of community spirit and friendly competition. Held in perfect sunny weather on Sunday, the festival transformed the…
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‘Un-Australian’: Community leaders condemn ‘no good Muslims’ speech
South East leaders have condemned recent public remarks by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, suggesting there are “no good Muslims.” “Such statements are harmful and…
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MotoGP to leave Phillip Island, last race this year
After almost three decades, there will no longer be a great procession of motorcycles and cars heading south every October, as the MotoGP will move…
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Robbers target jewellery stores, Berwick man taken to hospital
Two jewellery stores were targeted on Tuesday 17 February causing a Berwick man to be taken to hospital following a violent encounter. Police responded to…
