News
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‘Erratic’ drink-driver allegedly blows .160
A 32-year-old driver has lost her licence and had her Nissan impounded in Mulgrave after an alleged blood-alcohol reading more than thrice the limit. Police…
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P-platers’ cars impounded after alleged high speeds on Monash Fwy
Two P-platers have had their vehicles impounded after being allegedly detected at high speed on Monash Freeway last weekend. A 20-year-old woman from Bonnie Brook…
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Trio charged after Hallam agg burg
Three men have been charged after an alleged aggravated home burglary in Hallam early on Sunday 19 October. A group of offenders allegedly stole gardening…
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Policy changes see spike in home building
The HIA New Home Sales report is a monthly survey of the largest volume home builders in the five largest states and is a leading…
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Less digital devices
The state government is removing the requirement for parents to provide digital devices for primary school students. Deputy Premier and Minister for Education Ben Carroll…
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Fountain Gate machete attack investigated
Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding two incidents at a shopping centre in Narre Warren on 15 October. Police were called…
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Defence against home violence
GKR Karate in Narre Warren is hosting a free self-defence class as part of the club’s ‘Stop domestic and family violence’ purple belt campaign. People…
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Lakeside students join thousands in push to end violence
The importance of managing anger and avoiding violence was front and centre when 110 students from Pakenham’s Lakeside College learnt about the story of Pat…
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Battery Energy Project team volunteers at Bunyip River and connects with locals
In September, seven members of the team from energy company RES came together for a hands-on volunteering day at Bunyip River, near the proposed Bunyip…
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Q&A with Tiffany Maestrale local cheerleader and sheep judge
What advice would you give to other young people who didn’t grow up in farming families but are curious about agriculture? My advice would be…
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Liberal Party divided
A petition brought to the Victorian Parliament to reverse the renaming of Berwick Springs Lake to Guru Nanak Lake has caused a major divide in…
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Food relief pantry lays empty
Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CISS) has released an urgent appeal for donations for food, toiletries and hygiene products, as their supplies run…
