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  • Tuning in to the job market

    Tuning in to the job market

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Being a musician, Berwick man Dave Stergo knows well the barriers to work. “You can’t just do one thing as a musician,”…

  • Art lovers flock to Bunjil for fix of soul

    Art lovers flock to Bunjil for fix of soul

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells In an indication of Casey’s untapped love of the arts, Bunjil Place Gallery has been packing in visitors in its first month.…

  • Knife at daughter’s throat

    Knife at daughter’s throat

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells An ice-addicted woman has held a knife to her 10-year-old daughter’s throat and held her hostage during a supervised contact visit at…

  • More than a few wise men for Christmas

    More than a few wise men for Christmas

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells More than 100 friends of Akoonah Park Men’s Shed shared festive cheer with an impressive Christmas lunch spread. A colossal mix of…

  • Councillors fire up on lantern trip

    Councillors fire up on lantern trip

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey councillors are divided on a $5500 ratepayer-funded research trip to Arizona, USA in preparation for a proposed lantern festival in 2019.…

  • Heat is on hospital cladding

    Heat is on hospital cladding

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Monash Health is set to remove flammable cladding from Casey Hospital but states the hospital is “safe to occupy”. The cladding will…

  • Soup kitchen’s long line of ‘customers’

    Soup kitchen’s long line of ‘customers’

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Transit soup kitchen in Narre Warren is as successful as any enterprise – just on customer growth alone. “Come to me if…

  • Cancer campaigners on a roll

    Cancer campaigners on a roll

    Narre Warren North friends and neighbours rolled down bowls and afternoon tea delights in the name of cancer research. Along the way, organisers Leanne Egglestone…

  • No flood of SES callouts

    No flood of SES callouts

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells State Emergency Service volunteers at Narre Warren prepared for the worst but received just a “trickle” of call-outs during the state’s deluge…

  • Sweet vision for Casey

    Sweet vision for Casey

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells If you were to design a City of Casey future, what would be in your cloud-capped vision? A sample of Maramba Primary…

  • Armed robbers should be ‘deeply, deeply ashamed’: judge

    Armed robbers should be ‘deeply, deeply ashamed’: judge

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Three ex-Dandenong men armed with a shotgun and machetes during a terrifying early-morning robbery of a Narre Warren servo have been chided…

  • Bail refused for alleged thief

    Bail refused for alleged thief

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man with a “prolific” criminal history has been refused bail over a string of alleged thefts from cars. Ryan Eyles, 19,…

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