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Flood works agreed
By LIA SPENCER TWO years after floods ripped through the City of Casey, the council has vowed to rectify a drainage problem for a group…
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Short memory
By LIA SPENCER A FORMER mayor fears the memory of a prominent Berwick man could be forgotten due to the allocated site of Casey Council’s…
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Premier Hills unable to deliver
THE Endeavour Hills Premier Rugby side rolled up to Seaford’s Riveriera Reserve – the home of the Southern Districts Pirates – to watch its women,…
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Brave few find the target
By RUSSELL BENNETT THE Casey Comets and Keysborough were the lone bright lights in local men’s State League soccer action on the weekend, as the…
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Poker-face Jones
By BRIDGET COOK A NUMBER of Lynbrook Hotel patrons put their best hand forward at the Victorian Poker State Championships last month. Six regulars from…
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Wheels in motion
By BRIDGET SCOTT HALF way through last year, the Inner Wheel Club of Narre Warren lost one of its finest members, and now the club…
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Arts first for Casey
By BRIDGET SCOTT THE inaugural Casey Art Show went off without a glitch last week in what was a very successful weekend for the Rotary…
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Teen makes honour plaque
By BRIDGET SCOTT A TEENAGER is the first Girl Guide in 17 years to have her name added to one of the honour plaques at…
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For the greater good
By BRIDGET SCOTT CITY of Casey worker Tom Herter described it as ‘pretty humbling’ when he was presented with a National Emergency Medal at a…
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Cavaliers rue missed chances
By RUSSELL BENNETT MISSED free throws down the stretch cost the Casey Cavaliers men dearly in an at times emotionally-charged Big V basketball local derby…
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Miners strike hard
By RUSSELL BENNETT WHILE the Berwick Miners gridiron side is constantly on the improve, coach Mel Martin is under no illusions about the significance of…
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Jobs and services for Casey
By LIA SPENCER THE City of Casey has thrown its support behind the National Growth Areas Alliance’s (NGAA) advocacy campaign in the lead up to…
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