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Berwick Springs Lake debate postponed
The official parliamentary debate to reinstate the previous name of Berwick Springs Lake and the lack of consultation has been postponed to October, following a…
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Ex-councillors back Garad’s ‘freedom of speech’ fund
Former City of Greater Dandenong councillors have pitched in for councillor Rhonda Garad’s ‘fight for free speech’ against the council’s CEO. Peter Brown a former…
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Social housing tower approved in Metro Village
Property developer Burbank Urban has been given the green light to develop a social housing project in the heart of Dandenong. The project includes 89…
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Why Aussies might hesitate to ask, ‘are you OK?’
New research has revealed a confidence gap when it comes to having meaningful R U OK? conversations. Three in four Australians believe it’s important to…
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Anti-graffiti push not the first in Casey
A recent call from the City of Casey for the State Government to have a greater focus on the city’s graffiti is not the first…
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Second man charged after fatal shooting of Narre Warren South man in Ivanhoe
A second man has been charged following the fatal shooting of a Narre Warren South man in Ivanhoe last week. The 25-year-old, from Narre Warren,…
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Devon Meadows Primary hosts Father’s Day Breakfast
Devon Meadows Primary School celebrated Father’s Day on Thursday 4 September. According to school teacher Carries Butler, the school invited all of the fathers and…
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Soccer as the universal language
In a head-to-head match-up between Melbourne City FC and Victoria Police, both teams are determined to leave it all on the field in a soccer…
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State updates scoping rules for Port of Hastings Terminal
The State Government has released an updated draft of the scoping requirements for the Port of Hastings Terminal environment effects statement (EES) after the project…
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Up and moving under lights after hours
The City of Casey is lighting up select outdoor venues to encourage residents to stay active and connected after sunset. From now until Tuesday, September…
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Maybe Pauline’s not wrong – but she’s not quite right either
On the surface, the recent March for Australia rallies claim to oppose “mass immigration.” With support from figures like Pauline Hanson and echo chambers online,…
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Quarters Primary School celebrates Father’s Day
The Quarters Primary School community celebrated their annual Fathers and Families Picnic on Friday 5 September. A spokesperson of the school said they were fortunate…
