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Drug’s cold grip
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A FORMER drug dealer and addict who now teaches kids how to kick their own drug habits said there are children as…
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Selfies tell a story
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT STARTED with a throwaway line. And now Michael Knowles is taking a ‘selfie’ of himself every day for the next year,…
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Cobras take a big leap
By JARROD POTTER DDCA – Turf 1 and Turf 2 semi-finals review NOT even a Steve Spoljaric solo-knock could keep Cranbourne’s (152) latest Turf 1…
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Cumming’s finally on Fire
By JARROD POTTER THIRD time’s the charm for Steph Cumming as her Townsville Fire finally knocked off the Bendigo Spirit in the WNBL grand final.…
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Plenty to learn
By JARROD POTTER SIX games in 50 hours proved a huge task for Casey Cavaliers at the BIG V pre-season tournament, but a second-place finish…
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Girls reach out
By JARROD POTTER FOOTBALL is only one aspect for the newly formed Endeavour Hills Women’s Football Club. It seems an odd thing to say but…
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Paramedics’ patience tested
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD JUST weeks after speaking out about being the victim of assault while on the job, paramedic Bracha Rafael was witness to another…
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Mother’s love beyond bounds
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD SINGLE mum Simone can’t put a price on the love for her son. Five-month-old Isaac was born premature at 27 weeks with…
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Diabetic kids
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT WAS 12 years ago when Deb’s son, Ryan, was diagnosed with type one diabetes. And now more than ever Deb Bayley…
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Amazing kitchen
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GOODWILL can be hard to find. But in Endeavour Hills, it seems selflessness is a common trait. This month local volunteer organisation…
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Women make it happen
By CASEY NEILL CRANBOURNE’S Nida Iqbal is urging women to hold their heads high. “I am very proud of being a female… I am very…
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Young leaders
MOSSGIEL Park Primary School’s new Junior School Council was officially sworn in last week. Casey councillor Rosalie Crestani was at the Endeavour Hills school last…
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