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ABC in autism
BERWICK Primary School celebrated World Autism Awareness Day last Friday with a range of activities to raise awareness about the challenges faced by children with…
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Scorpions are ready for battle
BRAD Gotch was flicking through the 2011 VFL fixtures yesterday, eyeing the immediate challenges for his Casey Scorpions. He came to two conclusions. The biggest…
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Everything new is old again
By Gavin StaindlIT was a new-look Casey team that made its way out of the Comets changeroom for their first home game against Heidelberg, but…
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Stabbing pain
By Lia BichelIn a frightening attack that resembled a scene from a horror movie, Laurey Hamling woke from her friend’s couch to find a women…
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Sprint star says adios
SUPERSTAR greyhound El Grand Senor has been retired. El Grand Senor – crowned Australian greyhound of the year at a glittering ceremony in Adelaide last…
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Natu finds her feet
By Jarrod Potter NATU Faanana has travelled a long way to become the coach of the Cranbourne Netball Club’s A grade team. Originally from New…
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Big showing for little athletes
CASEY Little Athletics Centre sent 61 athletes – its largest number of qualifiers – to the recent State Championships at Olympic Park. The athletes competed…
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Schu’s eight lives
By Lia BichelDr Avron Woolf from Hallam Park Animal Hospital had to desex and amputate a leg from an 11-month-old domestic, short-hair kitten named Schu…
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On your bike, to help
CASEY residents are encouraged to get a move on and help raise funds for the YMCA youth mentoring program in the Casey community. Casey Aquatic…
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Go to the Mcfooty
LOCAL grassroots footy recently received a welcome boost with a new partnership between McDonald’s and the South East Junior Football League for the 2011 season.…
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Old rivals go head to head
By Gavin StaindlIT is one of the most anticipated opening rounds in years as old rivals Berwick and Doveton are set to resume hostilities on…
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