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Parliament in the pink
THE gardens of Parliament House were planted with a Mini-Field of Women on Monday thanks to a team of pink ladies from the City of…
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Traders will be pretty in pink
By NICOLE WILLIAMS PINKING Berwick is only weeks away and the organising committee is seeking support from traders. Member of the committee Harry Hutchinson said…
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Orangutans in danger
During our school camp recently, we went to the Melbourne Zoo and learnt about the terrible times the orangutans are going through at the moment.…
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Junk the junkets
Councillor Wayne Smith and councillor Louise Berkelmans are having an extravagant fully paid $3700 junket by Casey Council to go to enjoy the Tamworth Country…
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Don’t be so lazy
In relation to the article Shops Petition To Open Up Parking (Star Community, Cranbourne), as a nearby resident I applaud the council for enforcing the…
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Black back to fold
By JARROD POTTER NEW Dandenong Stingrays coach Craig Black is a Stingray through and through. The newly-announced replacement for long-time Stingrays mentor Graeme Yeats knows…
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Sweet revenge for karate prodigy
By RUSSELL BENNETT BERWICK primary schooler Anthony Johnston’s karate future is going from strength to strength after recently taking home gold from the Australian Karate…
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Win and loss for Swans
By RUSSELL BENNETT CASEY-South Melbourne ended the weekend with mixed results from its two Victorian Premier Cricket one-day matches against Melbourne Uni and Footscray Edgewater…
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Ben at baseball’s zenith
By JARROD POTTER BEN Aslett returned from his trip to Taiwan with a few rare accomplishments for an Australian under his belt. Aslett, 17, from…
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Hallam girls up with the best
HALLAM Senior College came close to another state championship – falling at the final hurdle to Strathmore Secondary College in the School Sports Victoria senior…
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The roar of the Run
By BRIDGET COOK THE largest crowd of spectators and bike riders in the event’s history rumbled into Casey on Saturday for the MRA Cranbourne GP…
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Tick for Tyler
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS CASEY councillors have backed chief executive Mike Tyler’s ongoing tenure after he escaped conviction for failing to properly disclose a conflict of…
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