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A barbecue of thanks for help
By Bridget BradyGEORGE Smith will fire up the barbie this weekend and say thanks to the countless volunteers who offered to help care for his…
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Club rallies behind Tuck
BERWICK footballer Travis Tuck has become the first player to record a third strike under the AFL’s drug code. On Tuesday night the AFL tribunal…
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Lucky escape
By Bridget CookTWO cars and a motorcycle were involved in a smash in Berwick on Monday. Police, paramedics and CFA attended the collision at the…
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School’s interim boss
By Bridget CookMr Robertson replaces the Narre Warren South College’s Foundation Principal Geoff McLay. Mr Robertson believes relationships are at the heart of a truly…
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Put spring into
CASEY sports facilities are offering people incentives to get off the couch and get active. Casey RACE, Casey ARC and Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre have…
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A-G gees up kids
By Bridget CookDeputy Premier and Attorney-General Rob Hulls visited the school, organised by Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley, to talk to the legal studies…
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More beds soon
By Bridget CookCASEY Hospital could welcome 30 new sub-acute beds – but only if a Federal Labor Government is formed. But Shadow Minister for Health…
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Book characters
By Kelly YatesSome of the most popular costumes included Snow White, Cat in the Hat and Where’s Wally, says special events co-ordinator Laura Mills. The…
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City to go down, but not out
By Gavin StaindlBERWICK City coach Tom O’Halloran conceded that relegation was unavoidable after his side’s 2-0 loss to Casey on Saturday, but, with a growing…
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Business news is booming in south east
By Emma SunSTAR News Group is about to launch a new magazine to service the business community in Melbourne’s rapidly growing south east. And the…
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Bowled over- Dot Farrell and Rudi Pompe win the Aileen McKenzie trophy, pictured centre, at the Narre Warren Bowls Club. 52051 Picture: Stewart Chambers
THE Narre Warren Bowls Club presented a new award to two members this week in honour of one of the club’s founding members, Aileen McKenzie.…
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New cops hit the streets
NEW police recruits will continue their training on-the-job with colleagues in Endeavour Hills and Cranbourne. The 23 new police members, 14 men and nine women,…
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