Andrew Cantwell
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Schools urged to join new water program
CASEY schools are being encouraged to take up a new water saving program. The initiative will allow schools to conduct a full audit of their…
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Family has that wynning feeling
-Brad Kingsbury.YARRA Glen Cup day was a triumph for the Wynne family of Cranbourne after Spot The Line, ridden by Sally and trained by mother…
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Three face hotel bash charge
THREE men are set to face criminal charges following the bashing of a Narre Warren South man last month. Detective Senior Constable Brian Whitehead of…
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Six on car crime charges
SIX men have been charged with more than 90 counts of theft following a recent police investigation targeting car thieves. Detective Senior Sergeant Ian Wilcox…
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Spotlight on crime haunts
By Callan Date BIG BROTHER may soon be casting a watching eye over shady spots in the City of Casey. The upgraded security surveillance measures…
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Girls fight out final
NARRE South Junior Football Club’s under-18 girls fought hard but went down to a stronger Hallam in third v fourth play-off at the weekend. The…
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Square plans spring forward
By Rebecca FraserAFTER months of community debate, Casey Council is finally moving forward with plans to redevelop the Spring Square shopping precinct in Hallam. River…
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Jamie’s back in the real world
By Callan Date BERWICK’S Big Brother housemate has been booted off the reality television show. Jamie McDonald, 29, was evicted last Sunday night after spending…
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Heritage boost
HERITAGE College in Narre Warren South officially unveiled its new building last Friday following the completion of a $1.3 million project. The new building comprises…
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Nuke reaction
By Melissa MeehanCASEY residents have lodged a response to the City of Casey’s Nuclear Report, urging the mayor Colin Butler and councillors to make the…
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Let’s get a (night)life: group
By Melissa Meehan A GROUP of Casey residents unhappy with the lack of local nightlife have set up an online petition in an attempt to…
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Four charged over damage
POLICE arrested and charged four Hampton Park residents with 40 offences each in relation to extensive damage on the Lynbrook Industrial Estate. Two 15-year-old boys…
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