Andrew Cantwell
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Mum’s plea: phone home
Endeavour Hills teenager Natalie Taranto has been missing since Friday, 3 March, and police have urged anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact them.…
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The king and queen of rock
Irish dance troupe Celtic Feet will perform on Saturday at the inaugural multicultural fair in Hallam. Back: Gemma Sergeant, Kristina Loritsch with Laura Williams. Front:…
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Scorpions ‘on fringe of success’
Left: Scorpions captain Steve Harrison is all smiles at the new Casey Fields complex, his team’s new home. By Glen AtwellA NEW venue, new culture…
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Overture to aerial ballet
Move over boys – the Narre South Lions Junior Football Club’s girls’ team is kicking goals on the football field as the players prepare for…
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Brett masters Cranbourne revival
New Cranbourne coach Brett McMaster is aiming to rebuild the club’s respect within the Casey Cardinia league. By Brad Kingsbury CRANBOURNE has put its faith…
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Philosophy gives food for thought
Above: Philosophy lecturer Harry Klomp visited the Gleneagles Campus of Eumemmerring Secondary College on Monday to promote higher thinking skills among students. GLENEAGLES Campus of…
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Tiger Sharks on the attack
Beware the Tiger Sharks! From left: Laura May, Olivia Raiti, Jake Duggan and Bridie Rogers all enjoyed the competition at the Cranbourne Indoor Pool. By…
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High five for Mark
Cranbourne jockey Mark Flaherty celebrated a return to form with five winners on Saturday’s eight-race program at Bendigo. By Brad KingsburyCRANBOURNE jockey Mark Flaherty put…
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Boost for speech and physio help
The Casey Cardinia Community Health Service is set to expand its physiotherapy and speech therapy services following a $949,000 State Government grant. From left: Physiotherapist…
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Road ‘next stage of bypass’
Transport Minister Peter Batchelor visited Casey yesterday to officially open the multimillion dollar duplication of Berwick-Cranbourne Road between Cresthaven Boulevard and Pound Road. (Left to…
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Coptic bishop visits
Top right: Bishop Mousa, Metropolitan Bishoy and Bishop Suriel enjoyed a tour of the hostel before Bishop Suriel gave a speech about his recent trip…
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World of colour at Hallam fair
By Rebecca FraserELVIS was in the building last weekend when more than 15,000 people flocked to Hallam for its inaugural multicultural community fair. The talented…
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