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Coach on high perch
By JARROD POTTER BEACONSFIELD’S Youth Girls team continued to sweep the accolades as coach Troy Robinson was named the south-east’s best. Awarded Youth Girls Coach…
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Comets’ blaze fiery trail
By RUSSELL BENNETT HISTORY was made on a blustery day at the Darebin State Football Centre on Sunday as the young Casey Comets under-13/14 girls…
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State of Islam
I would like to ask a question after your Berwick News headline of 25 September which stated ‘This is not Islam’. My question is, well,…
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Balance of opinion
To John Glazebrook, I think we have all had our fill of your letters regarding Anzac commemorations (Anzac Balance, News Opinion, 18 September). What you…
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Make the connection
There is an election coming and politicians get their names in print and promise us the earth. I have left two comments about Luke Donnellan…
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Unite against conflict
AS A long-time resident of Endeavour Hills I was shocked to hear about the man shot at the police station where he had come to…
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Quality compromise
I REFER to the comments made by Casey councillors Gary Rowe and Sam Aziz (Casey Backs Tunnel Link, News, 18 September) in relation the East…
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Grand standing for opening
THE Cranbourne Turf Club is gearing up for a big weekend of racing, fashion and a grand unveiling for the TAB Cranbourne Cup Carnival. The…
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Fitting Anzac honour for Alkira
By BRIDGET COOK STUDENTS and teachers at Alkira Secondary College have always made a concerted effort to honour the Anzacs. Those efforts were recognised earlier…
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Always on watch
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD WHEN Mayvis Tavinor fell off a step ladder and broke her hip last October, it took six hours before anyone came to…
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Quick reaction
By BRIDGET SCOTT DESPITE a potentially fatal snake attack on her son last weekend, Narre Warren mother Miranda Super said wouldn’t deter anyone from visiting…
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Freedom riders
By RUSSELL BENNETT DO YOU think the worst when you hear the word ‘bikies’? Some people will even cross the road when they see a…
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