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Hunt for robbery gang
FOUR men robbed a teen at knifepoint as he walked along Clyde Road, Berwick.
Detective Senior Constable Kim Alp said the victim was crossing Homestead...
Window smashed
WOULD-BE burglars smashed a window and tried to gain entry to a house in Doveton in the early hours of Monday.
About 12.50am they smashed...
Garden tool attack
TWO men attacked another man with garden tools in his house in an early morning raid this week.
Police said two men, of Sudanese appearance,...
Finals series kicks off
By DAVID NAGEL
BEACONSFIELD and Berwick impressive, Pakenham eliminated, and Cranbourne down but definitely not out - that’s the wash up from an exciting start...
Stars size up the crown
By DAVID NAGEL
A PLETHORA of proven stars will be out to steal the crown from Beaconsfield ruckman Scott Meyer when the Norm Walker Medal...
Beacy takes the crown
YOUTH GIRLS
BEACONSFIELD has shrugged off strong winds and a determined Cranbourne outfit to be crowned Youth Girls Champions with a 20-point win at...
From lowest of lows… out on a high
By JARROD POTTER
SEVEN WEEKS ago football was the furthest thing from Karly Tapner’s mind.
Tapner, 17, from Cranbourne North, had been hit by a car...
Held hostage
I WRITE in reference to the recent statement made by former Casey mayor, Councillor Amanda Stapledon in relation to Casey’s rates for the 2014-'15...
Fine message
IT WAS good to read that Casey Ward councillors Sam Aziz and Louise Berkelmans are concerned for our travelling train public, that illegal parking...
Gay abandon
I WRITE to express my objection to the prominence and apparent support of an open letter to the Prime Minister supposedly written by a...
New season rolls in
BOWLS season is rolling around quickly and the Hampton Park Bowls Club set the wheels in motion with the opening of its greens for...
Gold in them there hills
WITH around 200 riders on a magnificent day at Lysterfield the Metropolitan Zone mountainbike racing was extremely competitive across all categories.
There has been...
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Sowing a passion for the garden
Twelve years ago, Bryan Hunter was given a ‘blank cheque’ to lead Athol Road Primary School’s environmental studies program.
Since then, he and his students...
