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Looking to leaders
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ANOTHER group of young Casey leaders was installed at a special school ceremony earlier this month. Hillsmeade Primary School in Narre Warren…
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Player’s mark on depression
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WAYNE Schwass, in keeping with his reputation as a lauded AFL premiership player laid down a challenge straight down-the-line recently. At a…
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Food glorious food and fun
By BRIDGET COOK COMMUNITY groups and residents served up their best creations from the kitchen for the annual Community Kitchen Rulz event this month. The…
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Charity Wells up for needy
By BRIDGET COOK WHO cares for the plight of homeless and underprivileged people in the Casey community? Well there’s no denying that Berwick couple Malcolm…
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MP Hunt-ed down
By BRIDGET COOK FLINDERS MP Greg Hunt is under scrutiny for handballing the decision-making responsibility on the fate of a dedicated wildlife corridor in Casey…
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Chaos over church permit
By BRIDGET COOK CASEY councillors were divided over whether to approve a planning permit for a church in an industrial area in Hallam, fearing they…
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Stars out on the tiles
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE WARREN tile shop played host to two of The Block’s biggest stars earlier this month. On Saturday 12 April super…
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Upsetting the status quo
By DAVID NAGEL Casey Cardinia Football League preview – round 3 BERWICK v NARRE WARREN ARE we about to have a major shake-up at the…
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Dolphins flounder from Scorpion venom
By JARROD POTTER ESCAPING the peninsula with four points, Casey Scorpions seized a come-from-behind 14-point win over the Frankston Dolphins. Frankston had its chances to…
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It’s a special relationship
By DAVID NAGEL WHETHER at the crack of dawn or just moments before the first bounce of a top-of-the-table football clash… it’s that minute’s silence…
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Laps by leaps and bounds
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD WHEN the business opened in 1972, those involved with Paul Sadler Swimland never imagined the franchise would celebrate its 10 millionth swim.…
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Footy battle, Anzac spirit
By DAVID NAGEL LEST We Forget – as three standalone words they achieve nothing startling, but when they become one, as a post-script to The…
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