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Lang Lang artwork returns to horse sculpture with a $140,000 budget

$140,000 for public art in Lang Lang is what Cardinia Shire Council has approved with a last-minute amendment to specify the work as solely...

Vets welcome recommendations but call for immediate action

The final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide was handed down on Monday 9 September - a pivotal moment addressing...

New charges following multi-million dollar investment frauds

Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit detectives have arrested three men as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged investment frauds. Detectives executed a search warrant on...

Deep reset for Casey Council

Endeavours of education on fill disposal

Celebrating 15 years of giving back to the community

A top employer for nine years in a row

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Sport

Storylines of premiership success

'Don't be scared to lose; be excited to win' That was the mantra which drove Buln Buln to premiership success. It was a phrase that...

Cannons shot down in penalties

Casey’s season of development fell one win short of a fairytale premiership, with the Cannons going down to Yarra in penalties. The senior men progressed...

Magpies march to the big dance

Narre Warren will take its premiership defence right to the final afternoon of the Outer East Football Netball A Grade netball season on Saturday...

Stingrays season comes to an end

A fast-starting Dandenong was outlasted by Sandringham on Sunday, going down 14.10 94 to 6.7 43 at RSEA Park, Morrabbin. The Stingrays brought the heat...

Storm seal first season with premiership

Cardinia’s men’s unit has crowned its inaugural season with the club’s maiden premiership, defeating fierce local rivals Casey in a penalty shootout in the...

Sea Eagles take their place in history

Playing your best when the stakes are at their absolute highest is what separates the greatest teams from the rest. It’s now the permanently-engraved signature...

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Entertainment

Writing the hard yards

Dandenong resident Jacqui Swallow’s memoir The Bipolar Runner is unflinchingly raw and honest. So raw that her publisher recommend her to tone down the most...

Casey’s best in business unveiled

Finalists have been announced for the Casey Business Awards 2024. The 15 finalists represent a spectrum of industries operating across City of...

Creatures great and small

Horses and ponies, the great and small, were on show at the 21st annual Scottish Heritage Day at Dandenong Showgrounds on Sunday 26 May. Minnie,...

Changing the perception of insects through quilting

Menzies Creek crafter Bree Thomas has been an “artsy” person for as long as she can remember. Growing up she watched her mother knit, crochet...

Decades of work on display

The hills are full of artists and creative, but there is few living today with such a pedigree as Gembrook local John Krzywokulski. The...

Snapshots of an alien time

A Covid lockdown family project unlocked a poignant ‘Rocketgirl’ adventure for Andrew Rovenko and his 4-year-old daughter Mia. Craft was one of the family’s most...

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Casey in a “very strong financial position”

Casey Administrators say Casey is in a “very strong financial position”, as revealed in the recent 2023-24 budget outcome. Casey recorded a surplus of...

Not council’s jurisdiction, Vaughn Court sparks debate

Vaughan Court Christmas lights were a source of debate last night after a report was brought before councillors regarding safety concerns where the council...

Not council’s jurisdiction, Vaughn Court sparks debate

Vaughan Court Christmas lights were a source of debate last night after a report was brought before councillors regarding safety concerns where the council...

30 years of friends, fundraising and fun

On Monday 16 September, the Berwick Evening VIEW (voice, interests and education of women) Club celebrated the exciting milestone of serving the community for...

Council prepares for development in disputed Bunyip North Quarry

The years-long controversy over a proposed ‘super-quarry’ in Bunyip North may soon flare up once again with the council authorising the CEO to take...

Council term ends is bitter fight

It was an ugly end to the last term of Cardinia Shire Council as bitter accusations were thrown during Cr Stephanie Davies’s attempt to...

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