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By Bridget CookSTUDENTS from James Cook Primary School brushed up on some netball skills last week alongside a star. Melbourne Vixens player Tegan Caldwell visited…

FAMILIES can now get a free blind and curtain cord safety kit to keep dangerous cords out of the way of babies and small children,…

By Bridget CookA GLENEAGLES Secondary College teacher was recently recognised for her engaging and innovative approach to teaching. Ariella Sweet was one of seven Victorian…

CASEY dog owners are being asked to lift their game. After a spate of complaints, Casey council has asked dog owners to clean up after…

Right: Rotary’s 2010 Group Study Exchange team, from left, Nicole Creaser, Paul THE Rotary Club of Berwick recently held a welcome home dinner for the…

By Bridget Cook STUDENTS and staff at Dandenong Valley School have welcomed the completion of a new playground, specifically designed for the students. Immediate past…

Brentwood Park Primary School’s football team, back, from left, Kian, Mal, Karly, Maddy, Braydon, Logan, Trent, Adrian, Jordan, Mahmoud, Liam, Luke, Harrison, Ryan, Nic. Front,…

SENSOR lights alerted a Cranbourne man, who was in bed, to a burglar who tried to steal his car. The intruder entered the house on…

Casey’s ambassadors for Ageing Positively Pat Whaley, Judy Owen, Colin Smith and Brian Regan. CASEY’S Ageing Positively ambassadors Patricia Whaley, Colin Smith, Brian Regan and…

River Gum Ward councillor Wayne Smith, Casey’s Global Friendships member Michele Halsall, Casey mayor Lorraine Wreford, Wall of Global Friendships Working Group member Ann Pathmasiri…

STUDENTS and teachers at Heritage College got extra comfortable at school last month. The Narre Warren South school celebrated Stressdown Day, to raise money for…

GRANTS of up to $200,000 are available to help expand and improve kindergartens throughout Victoria. Applications are now open for the program, with Minister for…