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Appendix cancers on the rise in younger generations, study finds

Health · United States

Appendix cancers on the rise in younger generations, study finds

42% Right coverage: 26 sources

Man faces court for 'serious' threats to prime minister

Anthony Albanese · Australia

Man faces court for 'serious' threats to prime minister

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

A man who is accused of threatening to cause "serious harm" to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has faced court while on bail.See the Story

Casey Council Adopts Key Documents for 2025/26, Including Budget

Buffalo · Buffalo

Casey Council Adopts Key Documents for 2025/26, Including Budget

City of Casey endorsed Budget 2025/26, Council Plan 2025/29, updated Long Term Community Vision 2025/35, and other key documents at the June Council Meeting on Tuesday 17 June. “The adoption of these documents marks a significant milestone for our new council group,” Mayor Councillor Stefan Koomen said. “I’d like to thank the 4,600 Casey residents who took the time to share their thoughts, suggestions and feedback as part of our Shape Your City …See the Story

Casey Crime Hits 8-Year High, Car Thefts Surge 50 per Cent

Casey saw a 50 per cent increase in motor vehicle thefts in the twelve months to the end of March this year, while the number of alleged youth offenders dropped marginally. The latest crime statistics from March 2024 to March 2025 have shown insights and… Read more The post Casey crime hits 8-year high, car thefts surge 50 per cent appeared first on Star Community.Theft · Victoria See the Story

Noble Pantry gives dignity in tough times

Scores of families are struggling to feed themselves – and even their pets – as they gather for food relief at Noble Park Community Centre each week. Since launching in May, the Noble Pantry has helped more than 660 people – or 83 a week – with free non-perishable food items – canned, dry, and packaged goods. Behind these numbers are stories of resilience: retirees, carers, students, asylum seekers, and unemployed residents, all struggling to ac…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

Dumpers breach unlocked park gate

A burnt-out vehicle has triggered residents to raise ongoing security concerns at the Robert Booth Reserve in Dandenong. One of two gates to the reserve is supposedly kept locked other than during emergencies, but has been reportedly found open multiple times. It has resulted in the area being used for illegal waste dumping, residents say. Dandenong resident Allan Bassett says he saw the gate unlocked during a weekend this month and raised it wi…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

AI-Olympian eyes a golden future

A Keysborough-based student will be flexing his AI-prowess with some of the world’s brightest young students in international competition. Haileybury year 12 student Henry Ho has been chosen to represent Australia at the 2nd International Olympiad in AI (IOAI) in Beijing, China in early August. This was after successfully completing a series of challenging exams that pitted him against Australia’s other AI whizzes. Henry had to develop machine l…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

Triple-victory for NPAC, Springers

South East Leisure is celebrating a trio of trophies at the 2025 Aquatic and Recreation Victoria Awards this month. SEL, a Greater Dandenong Council-owned subsidiary, manages the council’s public pools and recreation centres. Noble Park Aquatic Centre took out two categories at the 13 June event – Health Club of the Year Award and the Facility of the Year – Medium. According to SEL, this recognised NPAC’s “exceptional member growth and consisten…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

Elderly man bashed with shovel

Police are investigating an alleged bashing of an elderly man with a shovel in Dandenong North. The assault on 28 February, 7.45pm left the victim with significant injuries, police say. The unknown male attacker is believed to regularly ride unregistered motorbikes in residential streets in Dandenong North. He’s described as about 30 years old, tanned complexion, about 178 centimetres, medium build and with black, curly hair. The man was driving…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

New name proposed for Keysborough hub

Keysborough or Keysborough South? The debate has near-equally divided a public survey over the naming of Greater Dandenong’s newest $29.5 million community hub in Villiers Road. As a result, a council report has recommended the name Keysborough Community Hub – and to drop the ‘South’ reference that has been part of the project’s ‘working title’. Greater Dandenong councillors are set to vote on the name on Monday night 23 June. Just over 100 resp…Dandenong · Dandenong Read Article

Screwing down on number-plate thefts

Drivers lined up in droves at Neighbourhood Watch Casey’s Safe Plate Day at Marriott Waters Shopping Centre in Lyndhurst on 14 June, a community-led initiative replacing standard number plate screws with theft-resistant ones to help curb vehicle-related crime. According to the latest crime stats, there… Read more The post Screwing down on number-plate thefts appeared first on Star Community.Lyndhurst, Australia · Lyndhurst Read Article

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