News
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Dandenong business torched after gunpoint threat
Dandenong Star JournalA security guard was threatened to leave at gunpoint before a car was torched at a panel shop in Dandenong. Detectives from Greater Dandenong Crime…
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Update on Milly the puppy
Berwick Star NewsThe Lost Dog’s Home has released a new update on the Staffy cross puppy, Milly, who remains the last of her litter to be alive,…
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Sustainability win for Dandenong Council
Dandenong Star JournalGreater Dandenong City Council has been recognised for its outstanding commitment to sustainability. This week Council won the 2025 Cities Litter Award, at the 43rd…
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Labor select former library CEO for Bass
Cranbourne Star NewsThe Labor Party has selected a local executive who is no stranger to politics, Chris Buckingham, to lead its attempt to retain the most marginal…
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Robber who stole firearms in KWR imprisoned for eight years
Dandenong Star JournalAn armed robber who stole multiple firearms from the president of the Lang Lang Rifle Club has been jailed for almost nine years. Tereapii Fred…
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Labor’s pet tax hike ruffles the fur of pet owners
Pakenham Officer Star NewsCasey and Cardinia pet owners are set to pay more, with the Labor Government doubling its pet tax on all dogs and cats from $4.51…
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Pending council response
Pakenham Officer Star NewsIn a latest development on the $1.5 million Greater Dandenong Employment Hub, a meeting was held between MP’s, employers and City of Greater Dandenong Council…
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Casey Council introduces new online payment system
Cranbourne Star NewsCity of Casey has launched a new online payment platform — Payble. Payble will deliver more flexibility to Casey residents in how they schedule and…
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Spooktacular night in Lynbrook
Cranbourne Star NewsLynbrook was bursting with Halloween spirit on Friday 31 October, as families turned out in spectacular style for the Lynbrook Residents Association’s Halloween celebration. Despite…
Sport
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Melbourne City to begin premiership defence at Casey Fields
Dandenong Star JournalAs the A-League Women’s season heats up, elite football will be returning to Casey Fields for the 2025/26 season. Melbourne City FC have seven games…
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Yabbies come from clouds
Pakenham Officer Star NewsOne of the all-time great wins against one of the all-time great enemies. Pakenham Upper/Toomuc came from the clouds and stole victory over Nar Nar…
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Bauer guides Clyde home
Berwick Star NewsA captain’s innings from Trevor Bauer guided Clyde to victory over Pakenham at Toomuc Reserve in round five of the Casey Cardinia Cricket Association (CCCA)…
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Officer sneaks by Bombers
Cranbourne Star NewsThe second leg of two day action produced intense results in round four of the lower grades of the Casey Cardinia Cricket Association (CCCA). Officer…
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Tigers roaring, but here comes the big test
Dandenong Star JournalBeaconsfield has won two games in a row and is looking forward to a couple of big challenges in the coming weeks as the Tigers…
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Lessons learned for Pumas
Pakenham Officer Star NewsPremier Firsts The Pakenham Pumas Premier 2 Firsts showed plenty of fight at home on Saturday, collecting 10 solid hits against a strong Preston lineup,…
Entertainment
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Spooky night at Old Cheese Factory
Berwick Star NewsIt was a spooky evening at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick last Friday night as more than 3500 people gathered for the annual Halloween…
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Calling the Pilgrims of Hope
Dandenong Star JournalAs Pilgrims of Hope, we are called … To walk with open hearts, To journey with faith, To trust that the path before us Is…
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In the presence of absence
Dandenong Star JournalInternationally celebrated artist, Ibrahim Ahmed has launched his first Australian exhibition at Dandenong’s Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre. The exhibition, Amidst the Absence, A…
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Local retreat
Berwick Star NewsOpen Gardens Victoria is introducing its new private garden filled with colourful native plants and a flowing creek that also offers a 360- degree view…
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Get moving and grooving at U3A
Berwick Star NewsAs part of the City of Casey’s Aging Positively Festival during October, Casey’s U3A showcased a range of activities able to be enjoyed by senior…
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Our most enduring elders celebrated
Dandenong Star JournalGreater Dandenong’s centenarians were feted at a morning tea in Springvale on Tuesday 21 October. Ten residents aged 100 or older and who had spent…
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Judy Nunn to visit Bunjil Place Library
Cranbourne Star NewsRenowned Australian author Judy Nunn will visit Bunjil Place Library on the night of Monday 10 November, as part of her nationwide tour for her…
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Tanks for nothing
Berwick Star NewsFormer British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is said to have been a driving force behind the invention of the tank and two high-ranking British men…
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Clyde Regional Park Draft Master Plan drops
Cranbourne Star NewsParks Victoria has released the Clyde Regional Park Draft Master Plan and is inviting community feedback. Bounded by Ballarto Road to the north, the 120-hectare…
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Spooky season at Lakeside
Pakenham Officer Star NewsDespite the grace of sunlight, the weekend was not short of spooky costumes with many families celebrating Halloween. On Sunday 2 November, Lakeside Pakenham held…
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Wet weather doesn’t deter hunters and collectors
Berwick Star NewsRotary volunteers from the hills got together to host one of their most popular annual events in Berwick over the weekend, persevering through a lot…
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Cranbourne GP backs bulk billing expansion
Cranbourne Star NewsA Cranbourne general practitioner (GP) said the Federal Government’s expanded bulk billing incentive would help the clinic keep the critical care amid rising costs. From…