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Ump thumper to face court again
Left: Volunteer umpire Michael Delaney was assaulted by two junior football coaches as his son Matthew watched. By Rebecca FraserA MAN convicted of bashing a…
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Probus celebrates
Left: The combined Probus club of Narre Warren came together recently to celebrate its third birthday. New club president Jim Carson with members Faye Swan,…
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Soldiers’ bravery recalled
Chalcot Lodge Primary School recently held an Anzac Day ceremony to remember those who fought so bravely at war. Left to right: Dandenong RSL president…
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Spirited Cranbourne demolishes Meadows
Left and below: Players from Devon Meadows and Cranbourne observe a minute’s silence before their clash at the Racecourse oval lastSaturday. By Brad Kingsbury THE…
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Seuss fans share the fun
Berwick’s Ruby and Olivia Lamb are busy performing in Suessical, a production that brings the stories of renowned author Dr Seuss to life. OLIVIA and…
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Poems stir memories
Above: Timbarra Primary School captains Tayla and Troy helped conduct Timbarra Primary School’s annual Anzac Day service. TIMBARRA Primary School commemorated Anzac Day on Monday…
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Bulldogs win new members
Western Bulldogs footballer Tim Walsh (at back) and front, left to right, are Narre Warren South P-12 School acting principal Ken Robinson and students Cameron…
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Jelly babies could bring Ryan a cure
Berwick’s Ryan Bayley has become a youth ambassador with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation since being diagnosed with the disease three years ago. He has…
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‘Cash in’ at the Hallam
Bobby Cash, the first singer to ever release a country music album in India, is set to perform at the Hallam Hotel. BOBBY Cash, the…
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Cameras exposed
The list of speed camera sites in Casey is out in the open after the State Government released a list of mobile speed camera positions.…
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Groups rally for Danielle
NARRE Warren South’s Danielle Faithfull has been given a new lease on life. The much-loved Year 11 student at Narre Warren South P-12 school was…
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