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Candidate makes college promise
LIBERAL candidate for Holt Emanuele Cicchiello has promised to do his utmost to get one of 100 new Australian Technical Colleges built in the south-east…
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Championing a worthy cause
AT-RISK children will be the big winners from a huge night of entertainment in Berwick next month. Windermere Child and Family Services is holding the…
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Hardware plans knocked
By Rebecca FraserTHE State Government has hammered plans to build a hardware store in Endeavour Hills. The Mitre 10 store would have been on vacant…
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Crowds target Halo 3
WHEN the rattling doors of video game retailers across the globe opened at midnight on Tuesday to excited gamers, so too was a new chapter…
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Stakes raised in poker fight
By Callan Date THE push to stop 60 new poker machines forming part of the proposed $90 million Casey Towers development at Fountain Gate has…
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Public called to attend meetings
By Rebecca FraserFOUR Oaks Ward councillor Paul Richardson has urged all community members to attend more Casey council meetings and take an interest in the…
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Wheelchair row hits centre
By Rebecca FraserAN elderly pensioner has hit out at Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre for failing to provide wheelchairs to their shoppers. Allan Jackson, 83, went…
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The right formula for racing
FORMULA-One fever swept across Melbourne last week and some local students got up close and personal to leading driver Nick Heidfeld. Several Kambrya College students…
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Sex store approved
By Callan DateAN adult sex store has been given the green light to set up only metres from a Hallam bus stop regularly used by…
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Would you welcome a nuclear energy plant in Casey?
Wilma Southern, Doveton NO “The most potent issue is the waste it generates.” Joyce Hollis, Narre Warren NO “I do not like the thought of…
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Mum’s the word
By Rebecca FraserDOVETON families are set to benefit following a boost in the suburb’s maternal health services. Casey Council will spend $50,000 to improve support…
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Traffic snarl over road name
By Rebecca FraserFORMER Casey councillor Ben Clissold says he is slowly being “driven mad” by a swathe of Melbourne radio announcers who continue to mispronounce…
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