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South East takes manufacturing lead: report
Greater South East Melbourne is Australia’s manufacturing powerhouse that can drive future economic growth, according to a new report by Deloitte Access Economics. But “urgent…
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Exploring local biodiversity
Cardinia Shire Council marked Biodiversity Month with a guided bushwalk at RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve in Pakenham Upper on Sunday, 21 September. Attendees…
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High tea to support refugees
Locals gathered recently to have a luxurious high tea for a greater cause of supporting refugees. Casey Cardinia for Refugees, a group of local volunteers…
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Locals keep Cardinia Creek clean
Friends of Cardinia Creek held a clean-up day to free the area from weeds and rubbish on Sunday 14 September. It was a perfect day…
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Civic band honours the late Lyn Stephenson
The Cardinia Civic Concert Band’s recent performance was a bittersweet moment marked by an exciting guest, while many paid tribute to the late Lyn Stephenson.…
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A heartfelt reunion
After experiencing a life-changing accident that nearly took his life three years ago, David Francis returns to his saviours, giving them thanks and encouraging the…
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Berwick P plater caught at 196km/h
Nunawading Highway Patrol officers nabbed a probationary driver from Berwick doing almost double the speed limit in Glen Waverley. Officers intercepted the high-powered vehicle in…
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No weapons found in Dandenong op
No knives have been found during Victoria Police’s weapons search operation in Dandenong on Thursday 18 September. Acting Senior Sergeant Rob Guy, of the police’s…
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Policing’s mental toll remembered
As Blue Ribbon Day (29 September) fast approaches, a former Joint Counter Terrorism officer has called for respect and awareness of the police force’s struggles,…
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How Boho’s preparation paid off
Ahead of a high-risk fire season across much of Victoria, CFA is highlighting the example of community preparation in Boho earlier this year as a…
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Wage Inspectorate Victoria to inspect child employment compliance these school holidays
Wage Inspectorate Victoria (WIV) will be conducting inspections across hospitality venues, such as restaurants, cafés and fast-food businesses these school holidays to ensure compliance with…
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Thomas St precinct naming delayed
The future name for what’s been known as the Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street Dandenong is still months away from resolution. After months of…
