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Cardinia moves to clarify levy stance

After backlash and confusion, Cardinia Shire Council has clarified its position on the controversial Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) levy, reaffirming that it...

Restaurant, cafe and office proposed for Officer Kiln development

Plans have finally been revealed regarding a large development of the old Officer Kiln with initial support from councillors, but the ambitious bid to...

Anger as Gippsland Line to go down for most of winter

The Gippsland Line will be down for the majority of winter starting tomorrow, a move that has been heavily criticised by local MPs despite...

Farmer charge scrapped in budget

The latest council budget was not without protest, with one successful motion scrapping a charge on farm shed applications. The budget is the first annual...

Council backs rate plan amid concerns

Cardinia Shire Council has adopted its Revenue and Rating Plan for 2025–2029, but not without strong criticism from some councillors who say the system...

Ramp closures in Berwick’s Clyde Road

Delays of up to 15 minutes are to be expected for traffic detouring through Berwick over the next few months, as ramp closures take...

Buzz of bargains

The Bumble Bee Baby and Children’s Market returned to Berwick on Sunday 15 June, drawing hundreds of local families to Berwick Fields Primary School...

Stabbing a shot fired in Clyde

Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are currently investigating a stabbing and firearms incident in Clyde that occurred at dawn on Sunday, 15 June. Officers...

Parliament unites for Emma and against the beast

Animosities, divisions and the all-around frenzy of parliament were put on hold for a moment this week as MPs took the plunge to raise...

Trio of teens arrested after alleged south-east follow by police

Police have charged three teenagers alleged to have evaded police through the southeastern suburbs. The trio was first spotted by Operation Trinity units allegedly driving...

Solar rebate could end power bills in 4 years

Power bills could soon be a thing of the past for thousands of Australian households, thanks to the Federal Government’s new solar battery rebate...

FIGHTMND returns

To mark the end of the FightMND x Coles campaign, Coles Lakeside hosted an Ice Bucket Challenge on Sunday 15 June. Brave team members faced...

Inaugural women’s win for Dandy West

In round one Dandenong West Football Club’s inaugural female side had 14 players. The season would be a grind but there was a willingness...