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Police seize driver’s car after he is nabbed for speeding
POLICE have seized a Narre Warren man’s car after he was caught exceeding the speed limit in Clematis on Saturday night. Police say the man,…
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City turns on sisterly charm for visitors
By Kelly Yates CASEY received a visit from its sister cities, Berwick-upon-Tweed, England, and Springfield Ohio, USA, as part of Casey’s Global Friendships program. Berwick-upon-Tweed…
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Giaan lends Games’ hand
AUSTRALIAN swimming sensation Giaan Rooney visited Berwick last Friday to help Casey residents join in the spirit of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The Olympic…
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Fair way to have fun
CLYDE Primary School will hold its bi-annual Country Fair this Saturday to help raise funds for new facilities. The fair will include a host of…
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Monash’s best pick up awards
THE best of Monash University’s Berwick business and economics faculty was on show at an awards evening last week. About 100 people attended the event…
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Party crackdown
By Callan DatePOLICE are set to crack down on the increase in wild and out of control parties throughout the City of Casey this summer.…
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Students get a sporting chance
OATLANDS Primary School students are a healthy and happy lot. The Narre Warren school is one of the first in Casey to take part in…
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Zebras run down Scorpions
AGAINST top team Sandringham, the Scorpions fought valiantly to go down by 30 points on Sunday. The Scorpions worked hard from the start and were…
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Forum will give homeless a voice
CASEY’S homeless are starting to be given a voice and their battles and difficulties will again be highlighted with a special forum this month. Homelessness…
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Boost from checkouts
THREE local groups are reaping the rewards from a local supermarket rewards program. Narre Warren South P-12 College, Hampton Park CFA and Narre Warren CFA…
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Eagle flies back to nest
By Glen AtwellAFTER dumping the Doveton Eagles in December, Ben Hughes has decided to ditch new club Lyndale Pumas and return to the Eagles nest.…
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VCE students get a test run at Monash
MORE than 450 VCE students descended on Monash University’s Berwick campus recently to sharpen their skills before looming exams. Local VCE teachers delivered two-hour lectures…
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