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Care for kids fosters a family
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ANDREW Cox doesn’t make any decision without consulting his two sons. The Narre Warren plumber is the foster dad for two boys…
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They walked for William
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE world can be a bad place. There may not be a truer statement than this, made by Narre Warren’s Kylie Bartlett,…
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Baby Hailey is still in their hearts
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AS SHE does every year, Jess Yolland last month walked in memory of her stillborn daughter, Hailey. The Narre Warren mother was…
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Home raid car thefts continue
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A MERCEDES Benz was stolen from inside a Berwick garage this month after yet another brazen home burglary in Casey. An intruder…
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On the yellow brick road to stardom
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH TWO DOGS and 97 young performers from across the south-east are sure to delight audiences with their tale of the yellow brick…
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A date to remember
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD NO-ONE forgets Andrew Cox’s birthday. The Narre Warren South plumber celebrated his 47th birthday on Friday – September 11. “I say to…
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Top season sealed for Amber
By JARROD POTTER SPORTING all-rounder Amber Clarke just added another three reasons for loving football. Clarke relished her footy opportunities last weekend as she was…
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Keen for kids, they have nothing to lose
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH VERY much in love, this Narre Warren couple’s only disagreement is about their health – but that’s all about to change as…
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Care and concern are the frontline against terror
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD PARENTS need to be the first port of call when it comes to preventing home-grown terror among Casey’s youth, according to State…
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Students to encourage other kids to stick with it
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH EVERY year 10,000 year 9, 10 and 11 students drop out of the Victorian education system and on Thursday the State Government…
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Handgun fear in road rage attack
A MAN has allegedly pulled out a handgun and brandished it at a passing driver in a frightening road rage incident in Narre Warren last…
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Respect for recognition
By CASEY NEILL MELBOURNE Football Club CEO Peter Jackson has said that governance not drugs was behind Essendon’s downfall. “I don’t think Essendon ever intended…
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