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Pretend woman jailed for killing
A man who posed as a woman at a Berwick domestic violence shelter to stab a man to death has been sentenced to 20 years…
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Employee tests positive
An employee at Bunjil Place has tested positive to coronavirus, but Casey Council says the building will remain open. City of Casey CEO Glenn Patterson…
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Council’s big bid for waste facility
Casey Council, together with 15 other councils in the south east, have made a final decision in the biggest tender to build advanced waste processing…
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Virtual production keeps youth theatre going
Not all theatre has stopped during Covid. With in-person productions off-limits due to restrictions, Masquerade Youth Productions (MYP) in Berwick has found another outlet for their…
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Covid cases remain high
Coronavirus infections have remained at 21 active cases in Casey City overnight, according to the latest health data. However, Victoria notched up its 16th consecutive…
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Volunteers lend a hand in bushfire relief
Casey’s Beyond Disability volunteers have lent a helping hand to people of the bushfire-ravaged town of Mallacoota. The not-for-profit group, which helps people stay connected…
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Water fix for reserve
Narre Warren’s Max Pawsey Reserve is set to benefit from a new irrigated water system as part of the first stage of a major water-saving…
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Mum’s heartbreak
A young pregnant woman who lost her unborn child claims she was “purely neglected” by Casey Hospital after being turned away five times. Kristy Watson…
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Covid climbs
Coronavirus infections have climbed to 21 active cases in Casey City, according to the latest health data. Victoria notched up its 15th consecutive day of…
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Walkway churned up
A former Casey deputy mayor says those responsible for churning up a Narre Warren walkway with deep tyre marks need to be held accountable. Rex…
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The coffee kept flowing
Staff at Gloria Jeans Coffee Berwick have worked hard to keep the good coffee flowing during the Covid lock down but have been pleased with…
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Family pulls together during Covid
Surviving the Covid-19 economic crisis has been a family effort for the owners of Narre Warren’s popular Pind Baluchi Indian restaurant. Owners Pardaman and Simran…
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