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Students present winning ideas
A team of students from Haileybury College have presented their winning ideas to Casey Council on strategies to reduce the City of Casey’s ecological footprint.…
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Community sings at Hampton Park carols
Hampton Park community came together on Friday night, 13 December to celebrate the Christmas Season at the Aspire Church Christmas carols. Presented by Hampton Park…
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Car bandit caught on cam
A brazen Christmas Grinch has been captured on CCTV breaking into a tradie’s ute at Fountain Gate Shopping Centre while dangling a cigarette from his…
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Young diggers catch-up over Christmas dinner
The Berwick RSL was bursting with Christmas spirit as 20 young war veterans gathered with their families for a Christmas dinner on Friday 13 December.…
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HASA tournament marks successful year
Hope Australia Soccer Academy (HASA) has celebrated its first year of operations with a tournament-style soccer game and a festival for its community of mostly…
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New phase begins for historic Avenue
The first stage of the Beaconsfield Avenue of Honour tree renewal program has been completed, with 32 new trees planted to replace those that were…
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Santa’s helpers craft toys for underprivileged
A group of Santa’s elves in Casey are hoping children in remote parts of the Philippines get a present this Christmas. Twenty-five ladies from the…
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Thug jailed over extortion
A former church boy turned wannabe outlaw bikie who tried to extort money from a man with threats to “f—-n hurt” anyone at his home…
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Haileybury achieves record VCE results
Three Haileybury students achieved the highest possible ATAR in the 2019 VCE as the school recorded its best results “by any measure”. Georgia Lyras Musgrave, Sahil…
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Stopping trespassers in their tracks
Trespasser panels are being trialled at railway stations to deter unsafe behaviours and reduce train delays. The large rubber panels that have raised pyramids are…
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Kerrigan takes out top award
A selfless volunteer who dedicates hours to the Casey community has been recognised at a special ceremony at Government House. Kerrigan La-Brooy, a Senior Pastor…
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‘Fairer deal’ for ratepayers
The cap in rates rises being imposed on councils will be set at two per cent for the next four years to improve “accountability and…
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