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Home report misses mark
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Liberal Government has provided little certainty for an improved social and affordable housing supply in Casey, the council has said. Responding…
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Jelly Babies’ solid effort
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE need for a cure to type one diabetes never stops for Deb Bayley. It began when her son Ryan was diagnosed…
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Home’s garden gets healthy
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD RESIDENTS of a popular aged-care home in Doveton were thrilled when the property received a make-over this month. Bunnings Dandenong was more…
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Probe into footy insult
AN INVESTIGATION is currently underway into alleged discriminatory comments made towards a female football player during an Under-14 match in the South East Juniors (SEJ)…
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Set for perfect presentation
By BRIDGET COOK THE atmosphere in the Narre Warren North Hall each Thursday morning for the past few weeks has been electric. That is because…
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Author to begin literacy expo
John Marsden, bestselling author of the much-celebrated Tomorrow When the War Began series and founder/principal of the Candlebark School, will be featuring as keynote speaker…
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Rates of growth
According to the Mayor Geoff Ablett (Taxing Times, News, 22 May), Casey needs a rates increase of 6.3 per cent to provide the infrastructure for…
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Anger rises
We the residents of Kiandra Mews, Hampton Park, are very angry that the City of Casey rates have gone up by 6.3 per cent. These…
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Evolving music scene
MUSIC is going through a new evolution in the area thanks to Luke Hatch and his new store and music academy. Luke is managing director…
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Watch our man in 20
By JARROD POTTER CANNONFIRE will be prominent in school state hockey this year with Casey Cannons’ Tristan Chaffey set to ignite his representative journey. Chaffey,…
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It’s not all about winning
SPORT is not all about winning for Beaconhills College student Natalie Templar. The Beaconhills College vice-captain’s inclusive and supportive sporting beliefs and natural acumen were…
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Great crosses… no strikes
By JARROD POTTER BERWICK CITY women could not find the go-ahead goal against South Yarra, conceding a 1-2 loss away on Sunday. A rough-and-tumble match…
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