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‘Family’ club proudly wears White Ribbon message
Recent tragedies have highlighted the scourge of men’s violence against women, but Doveton Football Netball Club has long taken a strong stand. Netball and football…
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A new chapter for children’s reading
With the Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge now underway, Member for Narre Warren South, Gary Maas, is encouraging schools and teachers to promote the challenge, and…
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Casey – a growing hive of activity
With buzzing suburban communities, beautiful scenery and coastal towns just a short drive away, what’s not to love about the City of Casey? While Casey…
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Driving down emissions
The City of Casey has committed to procuring 100 per cent of the council’s corporate electricity supply through renewable energy sources, as part of the…
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Berwick marks Anzac Day
Berwick teemed with life on the morning of 25 April as the annual Anzac Day march and service pushed through cold winds and pouring rain,…
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Brunt Road bridge open
The Brunt Road level crossing is gone for good with the new bridge over the rail line opening on the evening of Thursday 24 April.…
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Keep the voice going
Voices of Casey manager Paulien George stepped down on Monday 15 April after almost a decade developing and leading the community choir. A cosy and…
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One giant leap for girls in sports
Around 250 excited students at Hampton Park Primary School were graced with a visit from Olympian long jumper and two-time Commonwealth Games Silver medalist Brooke…
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A day in the life of Kay Taranto
Kay Taranto’s Wild Days Wildlife Shelter is tucked away down a drive in the Narre Warren residential precinct. It is a single-story structure under tree…
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New schools underway for Clyde North
Construction to deliver two new Victorian Government schools within Clyde North’s Berwick Waters community has commenced. The yet-to-be-named primary school and secondary school are due…
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Connecting to Casey-Cardinia’s heritage
Local groups from across Casey and Cardinia united on Sunday 21 April to shine a light on the regions’ shared stories and history, as part…
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Downward goat? No kidding
Visitors to Wilson Botanic Park Berwick on Friday 19 April were met with an unusual sight, goats, lambs and piglets taking part in a yoga…
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