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Beacy’s dangerous day

Beaconsfield residents have witnessed two troubling incidents on 6 June that have raised concerns about public safety in the area. In the early afternoon, police...

Face off with Puffing Billy

Construction of a new shed by Puffing Billy Railway (PBR) has reignited tensions between the heritage railway and local residents who say they were...

Calm and composed, Carol departs

None are more qualified to assess former Cardinia chief executive Carol Jeffs’ trials, tribulations and triumphs over her six-and-a-half-year tenure than Cathy Douglas, her...

Macclesfield fire brigade captain awarded Australian Fire Service Medal

Macclesfield CFA captain, Sharon Kennelly-Merritt’s unwavering commitment to the CFA has earned her the prestigious Australian Fire Service Medal (AFSM) in this year’s King’s...

Blood donations encouraged in light of National Blood Donor Week

In light of Blood Donor Week this 9 June until 15 June, the City of Casey’s mayor, Stefan Koomen, visited the Narre Warren North...

John Henry Primary takes the ice bucket challenge

Primary school students enjoyed seeing their teachers dress up and get dunked with ice, but it was all for a good cause at John...

Principal powers questioned

Victorian school principals will soon have new powers to suspend or expel students for harmful behaviour outside the school gate — including online incidents. Announced...

Cyclist rallies for Velodrome

Local cycling enthusiast Chris Early is rallying support for the construction of a velodrome in Officer, believing it could transform youth engagement in sport...

Fusion Festival returns

The Cardinia Shire community is invited to join the 2025 Fusion Festival celebrations in honour of World Refugee Week. Returning by popular demand, this vibrant...

Outlook celebrates volunteers

Any great local service can't do without volunteers and Outlook Australia celebrated their critical work this week. Holding a morning tea on Wednesday 4 June...

Young Veterans founder Christopher May honoured with prestigious OAM

Emerald resident, Chris May has been honoured with the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his outstanding commitment to the veteran and...

Judith Sise OAM: Environment crusader and teacher honoured

When Judith Lynette Sise received the letter notifying her of the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM), she was stunned. "It was a...

Two men charged after police raid Notting Hill home

Two men have been charged after an allegedly stolen vehicle was followed by police to a home in Notting Hill. The Subaru Impreza vehicle was...

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