Jin Hui
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Labor gets to work
THANK you to the wonderful people of Narre Warren South for putting their faith in me and, of course, an Andrews Labor government. This result…
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Election expenses
WITH reference to the article (Resign Call, News, 27 November ) calling for the mayor’s resignation by councillor Rosalie Crestani, Cr Morland said that Cr…
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Times change
Protocol, it seems, has changed as we notice the new mayor does not have the help and advice of the outgoing mayor as deputy. It…
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Gun offences
A 33-year-old Hampton Park man was arrested by police following a number of offences. The man was arrested by police in Frankston on Friday 27…
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Shot fired
POLICE were called to a house in Narre Warren South on Tuesday morning after a shot was fired during an argument. The handgun was fired…
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Guns stolen in safe break-in
GUNS and ammunition have been stolen from a safe after a Berwick house was broken into last week. On Friday 21 November thieves broke into…
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Tractors devour Tooradin
By BRIDGET SCOTT GET ready to hear the sound of engines revving as the annual Tooradin Tractor Pull and Truck Show rolls around again. The…
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Club moves to achieve
By BRIDGET SCOTT A LOCAL calisthenics club extended its achievements above and beyond this year. The Tooradin Calisthenics Club was established in 2013 and members…
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Men arrested, chemicals seized
POLICE have arrested a number of men in regards to a large quantity of suspicious chemicals which were uncovered in a Cranbourne West home. On…
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Tom‘s Diner: deep message
IT’S that time of year again. It’s coming up to Christmas again, and that doesn’t mean it’s just time for Santa. It also means it’s…
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Cavaliers grow taller faster
By JARROD POTTER STRETCHING to the sky in 2015, a taller, stronger Casey Cavaliers women’s outfit is out to move back up the ladder in…
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Carols here, there and all over
REDISCOVER the reindeer ears and mark the festive season of Christmas as the carols get cranking in Casey. Local residents will be spoilt for choice…
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