Andrew Cantwell
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Roll up for skate comments
CASEY’S youth need to get their skates on and respond to a new strategy set to address the city’s skating needs. The council’s draft Skate…
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Kids enjoy taste of farm life
YOU could have mistaken Endeavour Hills Library for a farm recently when 30 children gathered to listen to some farmyard tales. Children sang songs and…
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A twilight swim meet
– Marc McGowanCRANBOURNE Indoor Pool will hold its bi-annual Casey Encouragement Meet this Saturday night. It will be the club’s inaugural twilight meet, following its…
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Boost for gate takings
A NEW gatehouse will soon be built at Akoonah Park after the State Government announced a $5500 grant earlier this week. The Berwick Agricultural Society…
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Animating night at Monash
SHREK, Finding Nemo and Toy Story have been three of the biggest Hollywood movies over the past few years and they all have one thing…
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It’s a recipe for togetherness
GOOD food could be the way to the heart of Doveton and Eumemmerring residents with a cooking initiative breaking down barriers. The Gardens, Kitchens, Togetherness…
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Changes force a dummy spit
TWO local MPs are doing anything but spitting the dummy. Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan and Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley have welcomed…
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Eastern’s slump continues
By Marc McGowanEASTERN Suburbs slumped to their third consecutive Pillar Cup defeat on Sunday, but the 20-10 result against first-placed Westgate Power at Griff Hunt…
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Ian’s case study set to close
By Callan Date IAN Wilcox’s 38-year career in the Victorian Police force has enabled him to see some of the best and worst aspects of…
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Japanese spoil local star’s return
SAMURAI pitcher Ikari was the winning pitcher in her side’s 10-7 defeat of the Springvale Lions Baseball Club last Thursday night. The Japanese side are…
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Thieves break into college
THIEVES broke into a Kambrya College classroom last Saturday and stole a computer and equipment. Police said the burglary took place between 1am and 1.15am…
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Young Doves fall short
DOVETON’S seniors fielded a young side against Pakenham and the Doves’ inexperience showed in a seven-point loss. The Doves started flat, allowing Pakenham to take…
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