Andrew Cantwell
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Man’s life in danger after mystery incident
A MAN suffered life-threatening injuries yesterday after an incident at the Clyde Road overpass in Berwick. Sergeant Jamie Stewart of Narre Warren Police said police…
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Company fined for no work plan
A HALLAM company was fined $2000 last week for failing to prepare a return-to-work plan for an injured worker. Staff and administration services company TD…
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Reserve Bank targeted by email scams
Nick VerhaarEmail would have to be one of, if not the, most crucial and reliedupon form of communication for millions of people all over the…
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Meadows left short
DEVON Meadows’ netballers were plagued with injuries against the strong Cranbourne teams on Saturday but all players put in gallant efforts and the potential of…
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Council scraps heritage plans
By Sarah SchwagerPLANS to place a heritage overlay on certain Doveton homes have been scrapped by Casey council. The move could have restricted residents and…
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Changes likely on council
RESIDENTS can expect a new-look Casey Council next week when the election results are tallied on Saturday. Myuna Ward councillor Brian Oates, mayor Neil Lucas…
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Men fined over iIllegal snakes
– Rebecca FraserAN Endeavour Hills man and a former Berwick man have been fined over the possession of illegal exotic reptiles. Both men appeared in…
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Childcare border dispute
By Callan DateA NARRE Warren East childcare centre is feeling the pinch of a bureaucratic bungle. Wellington Road Playschool is situated just outside the City…
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The ins and outs of BIOS
If you think Windows runs your home PC, then think again. At the core of each computer, embedded into a chip on your motherboard, is…
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Trail to nuisance
THE issue of illegal trailbike riding is a problem in many parts of the City of Casey but particularly in areas where there are parks,…
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Library ‘bugged’
ENDEAVOUR Hills Library transformed into a world of bugs last Wednesday. It was all part of its bug-themed school holiday program and the kids loved…
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Libs offer a schools bonanza
By Ed MerrisonCASEY could find itself scoring an education double under a Baillieu Government, according to Opposition plans announced last week. Narre Warren was named…
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