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Prized image is innovative
By CASEY NEILL MELANIE Ah-Yu and Yannick Cerdor swam with the sharks and survived – and thrived. Their Officer business L8 Studio won the Shark…
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Please don’t deport Raj
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Cranbourne Cricket Club is appealing to Immigration Minister Peter Dutton for help in a last-ditch effort to save one of their…
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City too strong for White Eagles
By JARROD POTTER A DANDENONG showdown was once again claimed by Dandenong City, who whitewashed Springvale White Eagles in the second half to take a…
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Joshua runs for the state
PUTTING his running to good use off the footy field, Upper Beaconsfield running machine Joshua Mounter earned himself Victorian selection in cross country. The 13-year-old…
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A Battle on AFL hands
By JARROD POTTER TAKING his football to the peak of the junior ranks, Dandenong Stingray Josh Battle has worked his way into an illustrious 2016…
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Scorpions poised for tail-end sting
By JARROD POTTER VFL – ROUND 18 THE hard times persist down at Casey Fields with the Scorpions thrust head-first into another top-of-the-ladder threat. A…
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Glory days remembered
A LONG and proud history was celebrated at the Beaconsfield Football Club on Saturday at the club’s Past Players and Officials Luncheon at Holm Park…
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Young Athletes clean up
By JARROD POTTER SLOGGING uphill for the last time in 2015, Dandenong Little Athletics Centre (DLAC) bid farewell to another high-calibre season. At the Little…
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Plan aims to fight suicide
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Mayor Mick Morland has thrown his support behind the State Coroner’s findings into the “cluster” of youth suicides in Casey and…
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Beacy’s last chance
By DAVID NAGEL REIGNING champion Beaconsfield has one last chance to retain its coveted top-three position in the South East Football Netball League after a…
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Ryde stars for Redbacks
By DAVID NAGEL HAMPTON Park and its gun goal-shooter Emma Ryde have thrown down the gauntlet to top-of-the-table Narre Warren after inflicting the Magpies’ first…
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Cold case: time for closure
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CATHERINE Linda Headland has been frozen in time for 35 years. She’s the horse-loving 14-year-old who worked at Fountain Gate in Narre…
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