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School’s sea of colour
By BRIDGET SCOTT CRANBOURNE West Primary School was a sea of colour and activities last week when the students led a community fun day. Similar…
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It all starts with service
Those who are looking for a new or used car, and great service, should get down to the new Berwick Chrysler Jeep, Alfa Romeo and…
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Local nurse in air crash
ONE of the two Victorians killed in a plane crash over the French Alps on Tuesday night was a nurse for the City of Casey.…
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United by News
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE nephew of a British soldier killed in the Vietnam War used a Berwick News article to track down his uncle’s best…
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School arson charge
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A 14-YEAR-OLD Cranbourne boy was charged with arson and appeared in court last week in relation to the fire which ripped through…
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Database for WWI women
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Narre Warren History Group last week held a special conference investigating the contribution of Australian women to the war effort in…
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Relay’s power to move
HOPE – it’s more than just a word. On the weekend, more than 4000 people took part in the Casey Relay for Life – over…
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Bikes boost for health
THERE’S a healthier way to travel to school. This was proved to students from Fleetwood Primary School in Narre Warren last Friday when they were…
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Kids’ eyes on Japan
MARANATHA Christian School values multiculturalism. That was on clear display this week when students from the Endeavour Hills high school joined in a range of…
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Wheels hit the pavement
MOSSGIEL Park Primary – start your engines! Students from the Endeavour Hills primary school held its biennial Grand Prix fundraiser last Friday, ahead of Melbourne’s…
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Resilient Rourke
By BRIDGET SCOTT A BUSINESS owner who found herself jobless and homeless all on the same day has turned her life around in less than…
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Ice crisis
By BRIDGET SCOTT A DRUG forum held in Narre Warren last week confronted its guests with frightening facts about ice and urged the local community…
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