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A journey on the mat

Casey International Day of Yoga, hosted by the community organisation Saath Multicultural Association of Australia (Saathi MAA), brought more than 100 people together for...

Debate erupts over victim safety alerts

Family violence survivors say they are being left in the dark when their abusers are released from custody, in the wake of a Coroner's...

Readers capture moon magic

The full Strawberry Moon lit up the night sky, captivating locals across the region. Our readers shared stunning photos capturing the moon’s glowing beauty...

Underage driver caught over the limit

Members from Cardinia Highway Patrol were conducting routine patrols of the Cardinia area on Saturday night, where they detected a White Holden travelling at...

Fire shuts down Cardinia Life

Cardinia Life was evacuated on Monday night after smoke was seen billowing out of the toilets, leaving a large part of the facility shut...

Major reforms unveiled to cut gas use

The State Government has announced new changes to cut gas use, including phasing out gas hot water systems, mandating electric new builds, and updating...

A year on from council decision, Pakenham East still not named

It’s been a year since the new name of Honora Fields was formally adopted for the expansion of Pakenham to the east, but the...

Housing crisis traps victims

With no safe housing available, many domestic violence victims are trapped in an impossible choice: stay in danger or face homelessness. In the latest crime...

Rotary cooks up kindness

The Rotary Club of Casey hosted a successful community barbecue at Bunnings on Sunday, 22 June. Volunteers served up sausages and drinks to shoppers...

Butchers lose $20k in crime spree

Griffin & Morris Village Butcher has lost more than $20,000 after thieves smashed in with a sledgehammer, while neighbouring businesses were also targeted in...

Will local V/Line remain at Southern Cross after the Metro Tunnel?

With the Metro Tunnel set to open later this year, redirecting the Pakenham Line through the city with extra services, questions have been raised...

Access and adequacy questioned on drought relief

The state government continues to implement support for farmers amidst one of the driest years in recent memory, but not only is its adequacy...

Following the family tree

The saying “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” perfectly captures Adrian Funston’s life—a story of steadfast dedication and community spirit inherited from...